Enzymes, Zinc, Mag, Eyes ?

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On our last shipment of enzymes from Houston's there was a message

notifying that No-Fenol chewables = 1 capsule and AFP chewables = 2 to

3 capsules. I did not previously have this information. Does anybody

know how many chewable zyme prime equals?

I accidentially put our Kirkman's Zinc in the refrigerator and it says

specifically do not refrigerate. I will call the company but I am

assuming it is not longer good. Any ideas? Does anybody know of a good

zinc product you can buy at your local health store?

I have started using Natural Calm Magnesium/magnesium citrate to help

with constipation. So far we have not seen results but we are starting

out slowly. I have heard it helps with hyperactivity but haven't seen

this decrease either. When we were using a homeopathic pharmacist he

recommended Mag Chlor to help with muscle tone and constipation. I

believe it helped us with muscle tone. Does anybody have any info. on

what forms of magnesium helps with muscle tone? I don't want to loose

the benefits that Mag Chlor gave us regarding muscle tone. Can I safely

give both types of Magnesium?

My four yr old PDD-NOS daughter had an eye-exam this week and she is

very farsighted. She has a very strong prescription. Also, her eyes are

not working together called binocularity or eye-teaming. My husband had

problems with eye sight as a child. I am wondering if any of the

supplements I am giving could increase her eye problems. We are giving

1/4 tsp of CLO twice daily. Any thoughts?

Thanks, Melinda

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>>Also, her eyes are

> not working together called binocularity or eye-teaming. My husband had

> problems with eye sight as a child. I am wondering if any of the

> supplements I am giving could increase her eye problems. We are giving

> 1/4 tsp of CLO twice daily. Any thoughts?

For my #4, this was caused by metals, viruses, and biotin deficiency.

Dana

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> Also, her eyes are not working together called binocularity or eye->

teaming.

> Thanks, Melinda

Hi Melinda,

My 10 year old was having trouble tracking while reading and he was

getting headaches and blurred eyes. We kept going to a pediatric

opthamologist and he said the ONLY kind of vision therapy that worked

was a 'pencil push up.' You put a cross on the tip of a pencil eraser

and extend it arms legnth. Slowly bring the pencil to your nose while

focusing on the cross on the pencil eraser. My son did this three

times a day for three months and it corrected the problem. I don't

know if your four year old could do this, or if it would help. Just

FYI.

Robyn