Nell - One more question...

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In a message dated 6/1/2004 8:58:56 PM Eastern Standard Time,

somma1970@... writes:

> Is n taking the No-Fenol for phenols

> or yeast or both?

>

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Both.

Nell

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Thanks for your response. Is n taking the No-Fenol for phenols

or yeast or both?

Thanks.

Theresa

> In a message dated 6/1/2004 6:20:37 PM Eastern Standard Time,

> somma1970@y... writes:

>

> > And how long did it take to get to the rainbows on the other

side?

> > Can you tell I'm anxious to get there?

> >

>

> It took a couple of weeks. For some kids, it takes longer. But

what happened

> with n was all that oppositional stuff just melted away. He

went from

> being the grouchiest child on earth to being very cooperative and

*happy. It was

> a side of him we hadn't seen since he was a baby.

>

> Nell

>

>

>

>

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> > Is n taking the No-Fenol for phenols

> > or yeast or both?

Would anyone explain the effect of No-Fenol on yeast?

We just got back my son's OAT. He has high arabinose, but it is the

only yeast metabolite that is high... his stool culture did not show

yeast. So... what do we do next? We started NF on Saturday, but we

are doing just a little dusting on enzyme juice (1cap Pep, 1cap ZP,

about 1/8 or less of NF) 4 times a day before meals...

Coral

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> Would anyone explain the effect of No-Fenol on yeast?

The way I understand it, the NF " digests " the yeast wall, allowing

your yeast killer, or the body's natural defenses, to more

effectively fight the yeast. If you take NF *with* food, the NF

works on the food. If you take NF *without* food, it's better able

to work directly on the yeast. If you're using a yeast killer, I

think you use the NF about 20 minutes before the yeast killer. Hope

that helps.