Guest guest Posted March 23, 2004 Report Share Posted March 23, 2004 We have been using enzymes for just over a week. My 4 y.o. had immediate BAD behavior, which has steadily been improving. This behavior was similar to the detox when we started Feingold. He had thrush as an infant, has used antibiotics off and on (though not in the past year), and has a red rash around his anus. (Isn't that one of the yeast symptoms?) He always complains of his " hiney itching " , especially if you don't wipe him really really well after pooping. (Boy, this is graphic....sorry!) He still won't wipe himself, by the way, at 4 1/2, and won't poop unless we are at home and I am available to wipe! Am I right that this sounds like a possible yeast issue? I'd like to treat the yeast with grapefruit seed extract. Comments? Should I start now, or wait, since I just started the 3 Houston enzymes (ZP, AFP, and NF)? Any tips for starting? I'm hesitant to jump right in, since we have just restabilized his behavior. Thanks for tips! Virginia Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 24, 2004 Report Share Posted March 24, 2004 > He had thrush as an infant, has used antibiotics off and on (though > not in the past year), and has a red rash around his anus. (Isn't > that one of the yeast symptoms?) This does sound like yeast http://www.danasview.net/yeast.htm > I'd like to treat the yeast with grapefruit seed extract. > Comments? Should I start now, or wait, since I just started the 3 > Houston enzymes (ZP, AFP, and NF)? Any tips for starting? Start with one drop in the morning, with No-Fenol enzyme, and see how he tolerates it. If you notice strong die off, you can give activated charcoal about 30-45 minutes after giving the GSE. Dana Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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