Klaire Vital-zymes vs. HNI trio enzymes

[Guest guest]

This question was posted on another list, but no response. Wonder of

members here could respond.

The recommendation was made to use Klaire Vital-Zymes Complete for

meals and VitalZymeX for between meals. The question is: How do these

compare to using HNI Zyme, AFP and No-Fenol? Are the Klaire products

supposed to be " all in one " enzymes to help with the same issues as the

individual enzymes from HNI?

If anyone has had experience with Klaire enzymes who has also used HNI

enzymes, that would be most helpful. Thanks. --Helen

[Guest guest]

>>>> The recommendation was made to use Klaire Vital-Zymes Complete

for meals and VitalZymeX for between meals.

That actually sounds like a good program! I've tried quite an array

of enzyme products over the years.

>>>>The question is: How do these compare to using HNI Zyme, AFP and

No-Fenol? Are the Klaire products supposed to be " all in one "

enzymes to help with the same issues as the individual enzymes from

HNI?

Yes, the Klaire Complete would be comparable to the three individual

products. Klaire's Complete doesn't have fruit-derived enzymes, has

good amounts of DPP IV plus other proteases, and plus has some extra

enzymes for healing. Remember that the Klaire product lists 2

capsules as a 'serving' so to really compare to the three individual

products (which is three capsules of enzymes), you would need to take

3 capsules of the product. A lot of people will take 1 capsule of an

all-in-one product and then wonder why they aren't getting the

results of someone taking the three individual products. At least be

taking the same quantity as a starting point for comparison.

Check the serving size on the label. Check if the amount of product

activity listed on the label is for 1, 2, or more capsules. For

example, Digest Gold is an all-in-one product, but it lists 1

capsules as a serving. So it varies by company too.

I used and really liked the Vital-zyme by Klaire in the very

beginning (that was way before the Klaire Vital-Zymes Complete with

DPP IV came out). Then Klaire had some 'issues' as a company and laid

low for awhile...so the product wasn't as available. But a couple

years ago, Klaire underwent a company overhaul and bounced up again.

Its history is really as a probiotics company. But some of the autism

doctors were very big on a vitamin A product (Micel A???), and a

Therabiotics probiotic product.

The Serenaid enzymes Klaire has was the first enzyme product geared

for the autism casein/gluten issue, but it didn't pan out that well

(hey, you have to start somewhere). But now there are a good dozen

DPP IV gluten/casein targeting products, and more on the way.

Including the improved Klaire Complete DPP IV product.

But I thought Klaire's broad-spectrum product worked well. Now

Klaire's Vital-Zymes Complete with DPP IV looks very good. If you

know of anyone trying it, could you please let me know how its

working? Practical experience is crucial to seeing if products pan

out well.

The VitalzymX is the more professional strength version of Vitalzym

which is used for system wide healing in the body, and been around a

while. Good reports on it. Similar to ViraStop. There is a bunch of

info on ViraStop here:

http://www.enzymestuff.com/rtVirusStudyReport.htm

http://www.enzymestuff.com/conditionviruses.htm

While not identical to VitalzymX, you might find some helpful related

information at these links seeing as how ViraStop and VitalzymX have

several similar ingredients.

The VitalzymX would be doing different things than the HNI three. The

three HNI ones are for food digestion, and the Klaire Complete is for

food digestion. The VitalZymX is for system wide healing besides food

digestion. So it covers other additional areas.

Overall, what you are asking about, sounds like a good quality enzyme

program that covers all the bases!

.

P.S. I've personally used all the products mentioned here except the

upgraded Klaire Complete w/DPP IV product.