Re: Autism and Zyme Prime/No-Fenol

[Guest guest]

> Hi everybody,

>

> Do you know why Zyme Prime/No-Fenol is said to help autists? The

> explanation for Peptizyde is pretty logical, but I don't understand

> at all why Zyme Prime/No-Fenol is recommended...

Same reason as the Peptizyde. It depends on which foods your child

has trouble digesting. For my son, he tolerated basically no foods,

but he had MORE problems with phenols than with gluten/casein. For

other kids, it is other foods.

Dana

[Guest guest]

Another reason that comes to mind with general malabsorption and

leaky gut is that the body 1) had difficulty digesting all foods in

general and getting nutrients out of them; and, 2) any undigested

food combined with leaky gut means that incompletely digested food

may leak through to the blood stream, causing allergic reactions, or

general immune system strain. We are still gluten, casein, soy, corn

and egg free (will probably get to testing them all), but have seen

tremendous benefit using both zyme prime and afp peptizyde.

Judy

> Hi everybody,

>

> Do you know why Zyme Prime/No-Fenol is said to help autists? The

> explanation for Peptizyde is pretty logical, but I don't understand

> at all why Zyme Prime/No-Fenol is recommended...

[Guest guest]

> Hi everybody,

>

> Do you know why Zyme Prime/No-Fenol is said to help autists? The

> explanation for Peptizyde is pretty logical, but I don't understand

> at all why Zyme Prime/No-Fenol is recommended...

Thanks for all your replies. Maybe I'm going to order Zyme Prime one

of these days.