Re: administering enzymes/

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The chewable are quite yummy but my son wouldn't take them, I now coat them in

GFCFSF chocolate and he gobbles them down as soon as I give them to him.

Some time all I have to do is to put it beside his food and he eats them in

between, That wouldn't my chioce of mixing but, it does the job for him.

Haleh

--- slguran <slguran@...> wrote:

> Wow! Pizza is a hard one. I think my son is only good for one

> chewable prior to a meal! (Though haven't received them yet, so not

> sure. Are they yucky?) I don't think he would take three. I was

> fantasizing that if we went on a trip, he might be able to eat like

> everyone else!

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> > For pizza you would give 1 AFP Pep for the casein (protein) in the

> cheese

> > and the gluten in the crust of the pizza, 1 ZP for the lactose

> (sugar) in

> > the cheese and 1 No Fenol for the tomato and some of the spices

> (oregano) in

> > the sauce.

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> > For my daughter, I would give a couple of ounces of rice

> milk " loaded " wit

> > the enzymes right before the meal.

> >

> > For myself, I would swallow 3 caps 20 mins before the meal (need

> time for

> > the capsules to dissolve)

> >

> > I might also give the chewables before the meal instead of

> capsules or drink

> > laced with it.

> >

> > Because that meal is SOOOOO full of casein and gluten, I might

> give extra

> > AFP Pep.

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> > Josie

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> > administering enzymes

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> > If a child were to eat pizza for instance, would you give him one

> AFP

> > Peptizide (for the cheese) and one No-Fenol (for the tomato)

> before he

> > eats?

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> > slg

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