Hyper 3 YO

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Is there anything wrong with keeping him on the full capsule dose

and " riding out " the hyperness? Mainly he's just needing to jump on

the trampoline quite a bit and being very silly.

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If the reaction is bearable for him and for you, I'd ride it out.

There's something to be said for slow and easy, but if you're talking

about an adjustment that's not so bad I'd power on through.

Seeing anything good?

Nell

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>>>He has been sleeping more than usual, and at the same time, hyper

when awake. Is there anything wrong with keeping him on the full

capsule dose and " riding out " the hyperness?

As long as he is sleeping well, that is good. It could just be

adjusting to more energy and feeling better. Enzymes do increase

energy levels and attention. But because it is new for him, it takes

a few days or weeks to learn how to manage the increase in energy

(same thing happened to me when I started Peptizyde). The hyperness

you describe sounds like 'full of energy' and isn't destructive.

Riding it out sounds good at this point.

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> My son is up to a full capsule of AFP and ZP with each meal.

If this is the original ZP, it might be the papain/bromelain that is

causing the hyper.

>>Either that is too much for him too soon, or he is having a food

reaction (I'm in the process of figuring that out by eliminating the

suspect items). He has been sleeping more than usual, and at the same

time, hyper when awake.

This can be adjustment period, or it can be papain/bromelain, or it

can be that he is not tolerating other foods. You might try adding

No-Fenol and see if that helps.

My son needed several foods removed, even with enzymes.

>>Is there anything wrong with keeping him on the full capsule dose

and " riding out " the hyperness?

No

Dana