Guest guest Posted January 12, 2006 Report Posted January 12, 2006 I am addressing these questions mainly to those of you giving the Houston Enzymes, because those are the only ones I've had time to read up on thus far. But any advice is appreciated. After introducing the enzymes gradually, what was your final decision regarding which enzymes to give, how many and how often? ...with each full meal only, with each meal AND snack, with snacks only or at certain times of the day regardless of what the child ate? Do you vary which enzyme you give according to what is being eaten? From what I've read it seems you should give them at each meal and with some specific food you know they'll need it for. (am I getting that right?) Are you dosing according to instruction or do you find that your own thing works best even if it's not what is suggested. What happens if you miss a dose or miss a day entirely? Sorry for all of the questions. There is so much to understand and it's all so new. Chris Quote
Guest guest Posted January 13, 2006 Report Posted January 13, 2006 > After introducing the enzymes gradually, what was your final > decision regarding which enzymes to give, how many and how > often? ...with each full meal only, with each meal AND snack, with > snacks only or at certain times of the day regardless of what the > child ate? I gave my son all three HNI enzymes with everything he ate or drank, and later on I gave AFP and No-Fenol between meals for yeast/virus issues. > Do you vary which enzyme you give according to what is being eaten? I never did for my son. I do for myself. > What happens if you miss a dose or miss a day entirely? Depends on the enzyme. Some I can miss for myself and not have problems until a few days without it goes by. Others I am miserable about 30 minutes after eating the food if I miss the enzyme. For my son, I could not miss the enzymes at all, until about round 50 of ALA chelation when I was able to remove them entirely. Dana Quote
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