adjustment questions

[Guest guest]

Hello, all,

We've had our enzymes about ten days now and I have some questions.

The first few days I just sprinkled a little on DS's dinner and

breakfast, then we started taking whole capsules prior to eating--

prime zyme first, then peptizide. Now we're up to prime zyme and

peptizide with each meal and no-fenol once a day. This week I'm

going to try to use them for afternoon snacks, too, but for school

snack I'm trying to send something like potato chips that might not

be a problem without the enzymes. Does that sound like a good

plan?

We did experience some irritability and hyperactivity last week. He

got two warnings at school after going almost the whole grading

period with none. If this keeps up, what could it mean? Typical

adjustment stuff? More no-fenol needed? (He's never seemed to

react to phenol foods directly after eating them but he does seem to

crave them and seemed to react badly to B6) Yeast Die-off?

I was also interested in the virus theory on the cycling thread. DS

does seem to cycle a lot--he's always done this.

How do you sort all this out? Hopefully the negatives will

disappear soon.

Thanks a bunch!

PS--there are some positives, very subtle, but there.

[Guest guest]

>>>Does that sound like a good plan?

The plan sounds good.

>>>> We did experience some irritability and hyperactivity last

week. ...If this keeps up, what could it mean?

It could be adjustment. Are you seeing anything good or positive at

the same time? Any improvements at all along with the temperamental

behavior? oops, just saw the P.S. at the end of your message. I asked

about the positives because when you see positive along with any

negatives, it almost always turns out that the negatives are

adjustments than go away shortly and the positives stay.

>>>>More no-fenol needed? Yeast Die-off?

A little hard to tell at this point. Many of the highly phenolic

foods are also fruits - so the sugar might be causing yeast activity

OR the phenols causing their own reaction. Both an intolerance and

yeast (or bacteria) involve a 'detox' reaction so symptoms can be

very similar.

>>>I was also interested in the virus theory on the cycling thread.

DS does seem to cycle a lot--he's always done this.

Can you describe the up times and the down times? What are the cycles

like? Some people say it shows in behavior or like they come down

with the flu 'spontaneously' and then later just 'spontaneously' get

better.

>>> How do you sort all this out?

One day or week at a time. I am a very systematic and logical thinker

(if you haven't noticed, LOL), and so favor the 'process of

elimination' and 'look for patterns' format.

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