Re: Hi I am new and have a question? /

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>>>> Even though I do not have Autisum I have heard this diet has

helped others with other nuerological problems. I was DX with ADHD

when I was young.

That is funny you call it a 'diet'. Although enzymes are not really a

diet, I suppose any eating regime is a diet of some kind.

For your situation, a good starting point would be to get a bottle of

Peptizyde (not AFP at first) and Zyme Prime from Houstons. The

Peptizyde is a strong all-protease product and the Zyme Prime is a

broad-spectrum product for all foods.

www.houstonni.com

After you see how those are going, you can refine it from there.

You would want to start with the Zyme Prime at about 1/2 capsule for

a couple meals for a couple days. Then go to one full capsule for all

meals for a day. Then add the Peptizyde at a 1/2 capsule at a couple

meals, then go to a full capsule. As you note, there isn't an exact

schedule, just add in the enzymes slowly over a few days so that

adjustments aren't uncomfortable.

I would also try taking a Peptizyde in between meals to help with the

fibro. I take the Peptizyde in between meals to help with migraines -

it has been awesome. Taking enzymes between meals means they aren't

tied up digesting food...they go on to tackle pathogens, clean out

the gut, get into the blood stream and break up things like fibrin

and junk in the body that can be at the root of pain.

Another one to keep in mind is a product called Wobenzym which is

available at most health food stores, and on many internet sites. It

goes by Wobenzym, Wobe-Mugos, or Wobenzym N. It is used a great deal

in for immune system support, autoimmune conditions, arthritis, and

other more 'systemic' problems. There is lot of research on this

product in particular because it has been around a long time.

One more that might be good to do a trial of a product from

Enzymedica called Natto-K. This is an enzyme blend featuring

nattokinase which seems to be particularly effective on fibrin

accumulations. They also have a Repair and Purify which are also high

protease products aiming to accommoplish similar blood cleansing

jobs. Which works best depends on what may be the real problem in a

particular case.

http://www.enzymedica.com/product_detail.cfm?productID=9

I suggest trying the Houstons enzymes first, and then see if a trial

of one bottle of Wobenzyme or one of the Enzymedica products might be

helpful too.

Best with this.

.

[Guest guest]

Thankyou for all this helpful information. It is greatly appreciated!

I am so sick of doctors drugging me up all the time. I want to solve

the problem instead of masking it and I am praying that this will be

the answer!

> >>>> Even though I do not have Autisum I have heard this diet has

> helped others with other nuerological problems. I was DX with ADHD

> when I was young.

>

> That is funny you call it a 'diet'. Although enzymes are not really

a

> diet, I suppose any eating regime is a diet of some kind.

>

> For your situation, a good starting point would be to get a bottle

of

> Peptizyde (not AFP at first) and Zyme Prime from Houstons. The

> Peptizyde is a strong all-protease product and the Zyme Prime is a

> broad-spectrum product for all foods.

>

> www.houstonni.com

>

> After you see how those are going, you can refine it from there.

>

> You would want to start with the Zyme Prime at about 1/2 capsule

for

> a couple meals for a couple days. Then go to one full capsule for

all

> meals for a day. Then add the Peptizyde at a 1/2 capsule at a

couple

> meals, then go to a full capsule. As you note, there isn't an exact

> schedule, just add in the enzymes slowly over a few days so that

> adjustments aren't uncomfortable.

>

> I would also try taking a Peptizyde in between meals to help with

the

> fibro. I take the Peptizyde in between meals to help with

migraines -

> it has been awesome. Taking enzymes between meals means they aren't

> tied up digesting food...they go on to tackle pathogens, clean out

> the gut, get into the blood stream and break up things like fibrin

> and junk in the body that can be at the root of pain.

>

> Another one to keep in mind is a product called Wobenzym which is

> available at most health food stores, and on many internet sites.

It

> goes by Wobenzym, Wobe-Mugos, or Wobenzym N. It is used a great

deal

> in for immune system support, autoimmune conditions, arthritis, and

> other more 'systemic' problems. There is lot of research on this

> product in particular because it has been around a long time.

>

> One more that might be good to do a trial of a product from

> Enzymedica called Natto-K. This is an enzyme blend featuring

> nattokinase which seems to be particularly effective on fibrin

> accumulations. They also have a Repair and Purify which are also

high

> protease products aiming to accommoplish similar blood cleansing

> jobs. Which works best depends on what may be the real problem in a

> particular case.

>

> http://www.enzymedica.com/product_detail.cfm?productID=9

>

> I suggest trying the Houstons enzymes first, and then see if a

trial

> of one bottle of Wobenzyme or one of the Enzymedica products might

be

> helpful too.

>

> Best with this.

> .

[Guest guest]

are these good to give to children? Hwo does it help? We hav etow kids with

varies disability one has mild autism with other issues, other ahs ADHD with

other issues.

Thanks Migdalia(DEE)

Want to try enzyme but hard where to start

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 3/23/2004 11:07:25 PM Eastern Standard Time,

SRJsmom572@... writes:

> Want to try enzyme but hard where to start

>

>

Go to www.enzymestuff.com for plenty of information, or if you want even more

details, get deFelice's terrific book Enzymes for Autism and Other

Neurological Conditions. Good luck -- they are fantastic for my son and many

many

others.

Nell

[Guest guest]

Thanks I think I will get the book, really appreciated. So much going on and

so much to do , decide. How does one choose who to get their products form?

Will the book tell you?

Thanks again

Migdalia(DEE)

mother to Serena15, 7 1/2 - ADHd combine OCD, motor dyspraxia, APD,

anxiety disorder, and some sensory dysfunction

4 PDD/mild autism, ADHd combined OCd, mood issues and severe Sensory

Integration Dysfunction.

Also have a wonderful supportive husband