Guest guest Posted October 13, 2004 Report Share Posted October 13, 2004 Are you positive that absolutely no enzymes are touching the outside of his mouth? I ask because my son is *super* sensitive to the enzymes touching his lips or skin. We have to be very careful to wipe his mouth after his enzymes. We always make sure he gets the enzymes, then takes a big swallow of water or eats a big bite of food immediately. I'm sure that if he licked his lips right after the enzymes, we would be in trouble. Once a bit of enzyme juice got on his shirt at his shoulder. When I took his shirt off, he had " burns " on his skin right where the enzymes hit his shirt. Probiotics are really firming up my son's stools. > > I have been giving my son enzymes for about one month. He developed > a red patch to the side of his mouth during the first week, then it > went away. Now, the redness is back, and it is around his entire > mouth, mostly below his lower lip. The skin is very dried out as > well. It looks like red lipstick smeared around his mouth. What > could be causing this? I have followed dosing instructions from > Houston, and I have been reading 's book. Also, he is needing > to CHEW almost everything in sight. Plus, his bowel movements firmed > up at first, but now they are back to loose and mushy and very > stinky. We are on a gfcf diet (have been for years). > Should we change something about the enzyme therapy? Thanks. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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