Re: Re: Peptizyde - what foods does it break down??

[Guest guest]

Thanks for this. This is a new one for me. I hate to get, um, technical

but - could you describe what you mean by 'sticky'? I'm not sure I've ever

seen one like that but I would want to know if I were giving too many.

Re: Peptizyde - what foods does it break down??

One way to know

if you are giving more enzyme than necessary to your children is to

look on stools. If stools seems to be anormally sticky then you are

adding more than necessary. Why that happens? Enzymatic reactions

are equilibrium reactions, meaning that if you add more enzyme that

necessary instead of hydrolysis you can obtain some " polimerization "

and it seems that the sticky material on stools come from some

polimerization.

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[Guest guest]

Thanks so much - such a novice at this, i guess I'll just learn as I go along.

Thank you!

victorhugo155 <victorhugo155@...> wrote:

Kathleen is rigth ! You should better use an enzyme mix with lipases,

carbohydrases and proteases.

Regarding the dosage, some sites in the internet claim that you can

" eat " as much enzyme as you want...... well, digestive enzymes are not

allergens, but " overdose " is not convinient anyway. One way to know

if you are giving more enzyme than necessary to your children is to

look on stools. If stools seems to be anormally sticky then you are

adding more than necessary. Why that happens? Enzymatic reactions

are equilibrium reactions, meaning that if you add more enzyme that

necessary instead of hydrolysis you can obtain some " polimerization "

and it seems that the sticky material on stools come from some

polimerization.

> >

> > We began giving our 3 1/2 year old son Peptizyde one week ago -he

is on

> > the spectrum. His diet is very limited - mostly breads, butter,

> > cheese, green pasta, hot dog, milk and fruit smoothies. I was

under

> > the impression that Peptizyde worked on all carbs and dairy, but I

am

> > not sure now as I have recently read something different. Do I

need

> > something else for the milk and cheese??

> >

> > My other question is about dosing. We are giving him about 1/2

capsule

> > with every meal. He does not seem to be having any adverse

reactions so

> > I was thinking that I would begin giving one capsule. But I dont'

know

> > if one capsule would be too much for his breakfast, which is only

a

> > bagel. And he usually has a large bowl of pasta for dinner - so

would

> > I need more than one? I am a little confused about this also.

> >

> > I would really appreciate if someone could help us with these

concerns:

> > what the Peptizyde is actually working on, and how much is

appropriate

> > for say a bagel, a grilled cheese sandwhich or a bowl of pasta.

THANK

> > YOU!!!!

> >

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