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My child stillo needs the diet with the enzymes, but it did pick up some other

issue I had not found.

http://enzymestuff.com/

chesshirecat71 <chesshirecat71@...> wrote:

Hi everyone,

Just a quick question - do you give enzymes as an alternative to

GFCF diet? What are the best references to read up on them , and the

ones you find most helpful. Also can I give enzymes to a 19 month

old (hes 30lbs) big boy, since off soy formula and regular milk he

has been head shaking and speaking in high pitches, im getting

nervous, (have 2 others slightly autistic). Im trying to give him

soy again and hes screaming at mee and wont take it. im starting to

feel i need to do something.

Thank you anyone who takes time to respond

Jeannine

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Jeanine, no expert here, but there are folks in this group who have given

enzymes to their kids the same age as yours. If you just took your son off milk

and soy he may be having withdrawl problems. More info at enzymestuff.com and

danasview.net. Take Care, Jackie.

chesshirecat71 <chesshirecat71@...> wrote:

Hi everyone,

Just a quick question - do you give enzymes as an alternative to

GFCF diet? What are the best references to read up on them , and the

ones you find most helpful. Also can I give enzymes to a 19 month

old (hes 30lbs) big boy, since off soy formula and regular milk he

has been head shaking and speaking in high pitches, im getting

nervous, (have 2 others slightly autistic). Im trying to give him

soy again and hes screaming at mee and wont take it. im starting to

feel i need to do something.

Thank you anyone who takes time to respond

Jeannine

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> Jeanine, no expert here, but there are folks in this group who

have given enzymes to their kids the same age as yours. If you just

took your son off milk and soy he may be having withdrawl problems.

More info at enzymestuff.com and danasview.net. Take Care, Jackie.

>

thanks very much, took him off soy a few months back and tried to

switch him to drinking the silk soy milk instead of whole milk but

hes throwing it at me furiously :) i will read into it and consider

taking up the battle if i need to

have a great night, j

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Hi There:

In my opinion, the best resource to read up on the enzymes is de

Felice's book " enzymes for Autism and Other Neurological Conditions. " It is

a GREAT read and explains so many things. The website www.enzymestuff.com

<http://www.enzymestuff.com/> also explains a lot.

Lots of folks leave GFCF (or never have to start) with enzymes but some

cant. My own daughter (33months) is currently " modified " GFCF w/enzymes.am

hoping to leave it altogether one of these days..but for now want the

proactive help those proteases give us in gut healing on their own.that and

I am not quite confident yet to leave it altogether.

As for your poop question - yellow poops and red cheeks.the yellow poops are

often a sign of yeast. Check out the " stools " page on the above mentioned

website. It describes just about everything you'd ever want to know about

poop. The red cheeks can be all kinds of things.yeast, food intolerance,

phenol intolerance.

New w Question - enzymes instead of GFCF?

Hi everyone,

Just a quick question - do you give enzymes as an alternative to

GFCF diet? What are the best references to read up on them , and the

ones you find most helpful. Also can I give enzymes to a 19 month

old (hes 30lbs) big boy, since off soy formula and regular milk he

has been head shaking and speaking in high pitches, im getting

nervous, (have 2 others slightly autistic). Im trying to give him

soy again and hes screaming at mee and wont take it. im starting to

feel i need to do something.

Thank you anyone who takes time to respond

Jeannine

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> If your not already doing so, I would start chelation

therapy...Using DMSA and ALA using DR.Andy Cutlers protocol, it has

helped my child TREMENDOUSLY and MANY other children also. Check out

groups..Autism mercury...Nichele

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> Just a quick question - do you give enzymes as an alternative to

> GFCF diet? What are the best references to read up on them , and

the

> ones you find most helpful. Also can I give enzymes to a 19 month

> old (hes 30lbs) big boy, since off soy formula and regular milk he

> has been head shaking and speaking in high pitches, im getting

> nervous, (have 2 others slightly autistic). Im trying to give him

> soy again and hes screaming at mee and wont take it. im starting

to

> feel i need to do something.

>

> Thank you anyone who takes time to respond

>

> Jeannine

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> Just a quick question - do you give enzymes as an alternative to

> GFCF diet?

I did, but I still had to remove certain OTHER foods. But the enzymes

handled gluten/casein.

>>What are the best references to read up on them , and the

> ones you find most helpful.

This site is good

http://www.enzymestuff.com/

>> Also can I give enzymes to a 19 month

> old (hes 30lbs) big boy,

My #4 was about 18 months when I started her on enzymes.

Dana

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thanks josie ive seen much talk about the book im getting it on

amazon :) will look into the site too

thanks for your insight on the poops :D i will cut back the bread

(hes already getting picky though as his brothers are) and see what

happens, happily he loves broccoli and chicken :)

jeannine

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