Guest guest Posted March 23, 2006 Report Share Posted March 23, 2006 Hi- another newbe. Sorry if these questions have been answered before. I have received the three chewable products from Houston - AFP-Peptizyde, Zyme Prime and No-Fenol. My two DDs and I will be starting as soon as I can get this straight. We are dealing with yeast in all three of us - older DD has learning issues, eczema, and possible lactose intolerance and the youngest DD has a rare chromosomal abnormality that has a lot of autistic issues (sensory integration, apraxia, constipation) and I belive she has bacteria overgrowth, and leaky gut as well. Now, all three products are taken with food? I seem to recall one was taken in between to help with some of the yeast issues, but I don't remember which one. We are not on a restrictive diet, although I have limited dairy in the past due to problems - gas, eczema, constipation, diarrhea - so I know it is an issue. Also, how do you get GSE into young kids? That stuff is nasty! I can barely gag it down, and I know my kids won't. Thank you for all of your help. Your combined experiences and interesting " science experiments " intrigue me! Blessings to you! Ruthanne Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 23, 2006 Report Share Posted March 23, 2006 All three can be taken right before a meal or snack. AFP Pept is for proteins (casein, gluten, soy), Zyme Prime is for general digestion and is especially helpful for carbohydrates, No-Fenol is for foods high in phenol content. The No-Fenol is also helpful with yeast issues, so many take it in between meals to help manage yeast. You can give it with the GSE for added benefit and increased tolerance of the GSE itself since it is high phenol. I always put the GSE along with the No-Fenol in my daughters pear juice and she drinks it right down. It is only a couple drops and the taste doesn't bother her a bit. Good luck and welcome. Sheresa > > Hi- another newbe. Sorry if these questions have been answered before. I > have received the three chewable products from Houston - AFP- Peptizyde, > Zyme Prime and No-Fenol. My two DDs and I will be starting as soon as I > can get this straight. We are dealing with yeast in all three of us - > older DD has learning issues, eczema, and possible lactose intolerance and > the youngest DD has a rare chromosomal abnormality that has a lot of > autistic issues (sensory integration, apraxia, constipation) and I belive > she has bacteria overgrowth, and leaky gut as well. Now, all three > products are taken with food? I seem to recall one was taken in between to > help with some of the yeast issues, but I don't remember which one. We are > not on a restrictive diet, although I have limited dairy in the past due to > problems - gas, eczema, constipation, diarrhea - so I know it is an issue. > > Also, how do you get GSE into young kids? That stuff is nasty! I can > barely gag it down, and I know my kids won't. > > Thank you for all of your help. Your combined experiences and interesting > " science experiments " intrigue me! > > Blessings to you! > Ruthanne > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 23, 2006 Report Share Posted March 23, 2006 All three products are given just before eating, the Peptizyde before any meal with milk, wheat, soy, or meat; the zyme prime with any meal, especially with fat or lactose, and the no-fenol with any strong-flavored or bright-colored food or food that would have been forbidden on the Feingold diet, if you are familiar with that. You might want to start with just giving the Zyme Prime for several days, then adding the Peptizyde, and the No-Fenol last. That way if somebody reacts, you know what is going on. Hope that is simple enough and helps. Sounds like you have your hands full. Peace, Kathy E. On Mar 23, 2006, at 1:45 PM, Ruthanne wrote: > Hi- another newbe. Sorry if these questions have been answered > before. I > have received the three chewable products from Houston - AFP- > Peptizyde, > Zyme Prime and No-Fenol. My two DDs and I will be starting as soon > as I > can get this straight. We are dealing with yeast in all three of us - > older DD has learning issues, eczema, and possible lactose > intolerance and > the youngest DD has a rare chromosomal abnormality that has a lot of > autistic issues (sensory integration, apraxia, constipation) and I > belive > she has bacteria overgrowth, and leaky gut as well. Now, all three > products are taken with food? I seem to recall one was taken in > between to > help with some of the yeast issues, but I don't remember which one. > We are > not on a restrictive diet, although I have limited dairy in the > past due to > problems - gas, eczema, constipation, diarrhea - so I know it is an > issue. > > Also, how do you get GSE into young kids? That stuff is nasty! I can > barely gag it down, and I know my kids won't. > > Thank you for all of your help. Your combined experiences and > interesting > " science experiments " intrigue me! > > Blessings to you! > Ruthanne > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2006 Report Share Posted March 25, 2006 >>Now, all three > products are taken with food? I seem to recall one was taken in between to > help with some of the yeast issues, but I don't remember which one. To address food issues, take them with food. If you want to address yeast, take No-Fenol on an empty stomach. > Also, how do you get GSE into young kids? That stuff is nasty! I can > barely gag it down, and I know my kids won't. Swallow the capsules, or you can put a few drops into lemonade or orange juice. Dana Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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