Re: I have a question about digestion and something weird

[Guest guest]

Hi Joanna,

This may not be the case for your kiddo, but may shed some

light on your situation. I rarely get sick, but a couple of weeks

ago, both my husband and I caught a bug/got food poisoning. What you

are describing with your daughter sounds familiar. Before we

actually got sick, I felt disgustingly overfull (even though I

hadn't eaten in hours). Perhaps if your child felt this way she

would try to assauge it by trying to induce vomiting. When I DID

eventually throw up, most of the food was barely digested. DH and I

felt better in about two days.

Sorry that's such a graphically foul reply, but HTH! Hope the

little one feels better soon.

-christine

In , " johahna " <johahna@h...> wrote:

>

> Hi,

> I will try not to get too graphic with this but this evening my

> daughter threw up. While taking a bath she kept sticking her hand

> down her throat obviously to make herself throw up. (This is not

> common behavior) Anyway what is weird is that she had eaten

atleast

> 2 1/2 hours earlier and I had given her 3/4 capsule Zyme and 1/4

AFP.

> None of the food seemed the least bit digested and there were

still

> some remnants from lunch. How could this be. I would think that

> even without the enzyme the food should be more digested by then.

> Any thoughts? Does this mean anything? Thanks for your help.

P.S.

> we are new to the enzymes, this is our second week. Joanna

[Guest guest]

> None of the food seemed the least bit digested and there were still

> some remnants from lunch. How could this be. I would think that

> even without the enzyme the food should be more digested by then.

If her system was upset by a virus or other " bug " , then it is common

for food to be undigested. However, because you used enzymes, I would

suspect that she does not tolerate those foods, even with enzymes.

Which foods did you see undigested?

Dana

[Guest guest]

I think you are right about the virus or bug. It occurred to me

after I thought about it that Zyme would not be expected to break

down a hotdog or greenbeans, is that right? She had eaten a bagel

about an hour earlier than the other food with a zyme and it was no

where to be found. I also found out today that my sister had a

stomach bug this weekend and we were with her some so that must be

it. It is good to know that it is common for food to be undigested

at that time, it sure seemed weird. Thanks for your help. Joanna

>

> If her system was upset by a virus or other " bug " , then it is common

> for food to be undigested. However, because you used enzymes, I

would

> suspect that she does not tolerate those foods, even with enzymes.

> Which foods did you see undigested?

>

> Dana

[Guest guest]

I think you are right about the virus or bug. It occurred to me

after I thought about it that Zyme would not be expected to break

down a hotdog or greenbeans, is that right? She had eaten a bagel

about an hour earlier than the other food with a zyme and it was no

where to be found. I also found out today that my sister had a

stomach bug this weekend and we were with her some so that must be

it. It is good to know that it is common for food to be undigested

at that time, it sure seemed weird. Thanks for your help. Joanna

>

> If her system was upset by a virus or other " bug " , then it is common

> for food to be undigested. However, because you used enzymes, I

would

> suspect that she does not tolerate those foods, even with enzymes.

> Which foods did you see undigested?

>

> Dana

[Guest guest]

>

> I think you are right about the virus or bug. It occurred to me

> after I thought about it that Zyme would not be expected to break

> down a hotdog or greenbeans, is that right?

It would break down those foods, altho for the green beans you might

need No-Fenol also. My son did not tolerate green foods, even with

enzymes, so your child might have that same problem.

Dana