regression when starting enzymes?

[Guest guest]

Hi Kim

Yes the sort of thing you describe is common. Stimming may be his way of

dealing with changes in the way he feels since enzymes. In general adjsutments

are usually over in the 3-4 weeks timeframe, often sooner. has some info

about it on her site

_www.enzymestuff.com_ (http://www.enzymestuff.com)

HTH

Mandi in UK

Just curious....can regression happen when starting enzymes? I have

started on cellulase and protease. He sleeps pretty well

and we have not seen much else, except that he stims much more now

than when we started. He is also more fussy and just " not there " .

Is it common to regress at first, and if so, how long until

improvements, if any occur?

[Guest guest]

Just curious....can regression happen when starting enzymes? I have

started on cellulase and protease. He sleeps pretty well

and we have not seen much else, except that he stims much more now

than when we started. He is also more fussy and just " not there " .

Is it common to regress at first, and if so, how long until

improvements, if any occur?

Thanks. Kim

[Guest guest]

Very common. Multitude of possible reasons, just depends on your little guy,

they all fall into different catagories for regression and reasons why. I'd

buy DeFelice's book Enzymes for Autism. She devotes a great deal of

info. regarding regression, how to mediate it and how to explore whether

it's a fleeting thing to be overcome, or a result of something else.

regression when starting enzymes?

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> Just curious....can regression happen when starting enzymes? I have

> started on cellulase and protease. He sleeps pretty well

> and we have not seen much else, except that he stims much more now

> than when we started. He is also more fussy and just " not there " .

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> Is it common to regress at first, and if so, how long until

> improvements, if any occur?

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> Thanks. Kim

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