Adding Enzymes for Carbs only and treating bacteria/viral problems??

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I want to give my NT 3 year old some enzymes for a week or so as a trial.

She has been complaining about stomach aches recently and so I want to try.

When she eats lots of carbs tends to be when she complains so I assume I

should give her the AFP Pep and not Zyme Prime. Correct?

She had a very bad rash (hives) recently and one of my books says that hives

can be yeast related - we've been doing probiotics for 2 months since she

had a bad viral flu. The stomach aches started at this time and we are

trying to find the source. Any suggestions? She is very healthy

generally - no earaches, colds etc..... I was thinking of giving her a few

days of OLE for possible bacterial/viral problems as she sometimes has bumpy

skin - not exactly a rash as it isn't red. If I remember correctly, people

say that more than 3 days of OLE can cause yeast?

I've also considered giving her milk thistle tincture as her BMs are still

light brown. They went yellow while she was sick and the proper color is

getting darker after 2 months of probiotics. The color is not due to diet

as her color was fine before the illness. I do know that some viral

problems are hard on the liver. Is there something else I should try first

to help the liver?

Regards

AJ

[Guest guest]

> When she eats lots of carbs tends to be when she complains so I assume I

> should give her the AFP Pep and not Zyme Prime. Correct?

For most carbs, it would be Zyme Prime. Fruits would be No-Fenol.

AFP Peptizyde is for gluten/casein/soy proteins.

> She had a very bad rash (hives) recently and one of my books says

that hives

> can be yeast related

It can be, or food intolerance, or a few other things.

>> - we've been doing probiotics for 2 months since she

> had a bad viral flu. The stomach aches started at this time

If the stomachaches started when you started the probiotics, she might

not tolerate those probiotics.

>>a few

> days of OLE for possible bacterial/viral problems as she sometimes

has bumpy

> skin - not exactly a rash as it isn't red. If I remember correctly,

people

> say that more than 3 days of OLE can cause yeast?

OLE has yeast fighting ability, so it probably won't *cause* yeast,

EXCEPT if it is causing viral die off, because viral die off can cause

yeast.

Dana