Re: What do I try if Peptizyde won't work

[Guest guest]

i find you need to consider minerals in conjunction with enzymes. a

hair test is helpful. also please read up on skin vitamin d these

kids are just starving for it

'skin vitamin d' and 'minerals i take' in the index of

http://mueller_ranges.tripod.com/links/compendium/compendium.html

he will have yeast issues and a leaky gut.

the skin vitmain d and oral vitamin d is basic to try and get some

of the immune reactivity down so the more potent fruity enzymes can

be tolerated.

molybdenum, selenium and magensium are intial minerals to look at on

that 'minerals i take' page.

> Hi,

>

> I am probably jumping the gun, as I've barely started the

Peptizyde,

> but...

>

> We started with Zyme Prime, and went slowly. There were some

> negative reactions - hyperactivity, irregular bowels, and dark

> circles under the eyes. There were also positives - the toilet

> training really completed itself, he made more eye contact, etc.

> Some of the negatives did subside, namely the hyperactivity and

> irregular bowels. However, the dark circles remained. I hadn't

> changed my son's diet, and I waited a while, but they just got

> worse. We switched to SCD Zyme Prime, and the dark circles

> disappeared. In fact, I didn't tell my husband I made the change,

> but he asked me if something was different, because my son seemed

> better. I concluded that my son can't tolerate papain or bromelain

> (rice bran seemed unlikely).

>

> (By the way, thank you Dana for suggesting I try it. I knew I

should

> try the other formulation, but I just wanted a little guidance.)

>

> So, I started the SCD AF Peptizyde, 1/4 of a capsule, every other

day

> with breakfast. Every day with it, the dark circles are faintly

> back. Are there big adjustments with Peptizyde, after taking ZP

for

> four weeks? Has anyone had this problem and found a different

> product that worked - I just know I feel so much better from

> Peptizyde, I'm thinking that a strong protease might also help him

> too. Of course, I would love to expand our diet, but I'll just

> settle for progress at this point.

>

> So, I'm going to continue the trial of AF Peptizyde, but if the

trial

> doesn't work, is there a next place to go?

>

> Thanks in advance,

> Judy

[Guest guest]

> So, I started the SCD AF Peptizyde, 1/4 of a capsule, every other

day

> with breakfast. Every day with it, the dark circles are faintly

> back.

That was a good idea -- it lets you know pretty surely that the AFP

is causing the circles.

> Are there big adjustments with Peptizyde, after taking ZP for

> four weeks?

Yes, there can be. The Pep targets completely different food than

the ZP. If your son has major issues with gluten, casein and soy,

like lots of our kids do, then " removing " them from his diet via AFP

can cause die-off. We are a start-low-and-go-slow family, but still

I think maybe you should consider a little Pep with at least one meal

per day, then two meals, then three meals, because I wonder if the on-

again-off-again approach you explained above is actually making his

adjustment more difficult. Like he has to re-adjust every morning

when he gets it, cuz the day before he didn't get it. Just a thought.

[Guest guest]

> (By the way, thank you Dana for suggesting I try it. I knew I should

> try the other formulation, but I just wanted a little guidance.)

Glad it worked for you.

> So, I started the SCD AF Peptizyde, 1/4 of a capsule, every other day

> with breakfast. Every day with it, the dark circles are faintly

> back. Are there big adjustments with Peptizyde, after taking ZP for

> four weeks?

My son had about a one-week adjustment period when I added the Pep to

the ZP.

You might find that ZP works well for your child without having to use

the Peptizyde. That is what I eventually found for my family.

Dana