Re: Going off enzymes?

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> Hi, All. I'd like to hear from any of you who no longer use enzymes.

I was able to remove enzymes at about round 50 of ALA chelation.

> She will be going on a week-long school trip in June, and it would be

> much easier if I didn't have to start trying to get permission for the

> enzymes (but I will if I see she still needs them, of course). So...

> I'm thinking this is the time to try to cut back or stop altogether.

If she does have a problem if not taking them, will that ruin the

trip? If so, can you try now, to remove them for a few weeks to see

how she does?

Dana

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Just to give you an update. Emma has been now 5 days without

enzymes. So far, I see absolutely no difference. I was expecting

some stomach issues (18 months ago we ran out of enzymes while on

vacation - our delivery didn't arrive on time - and she almost

immediately starting having diahrea like the years before she started

the enzymes).

Now, she's had 4 days of completely normal bowels, no particular

behavorial issues (other than those pre-existing), no trouble

concentrating in school... Perhaps I'm calling this a victory too

soon, but I'm pretty happy about it ! We'll see how it goes over the

next few weeks.

Debbie

> >

> > Hi, All. I'd like to hear from any of you who no longer use

enzymes.

>

>

> I was able to remove enzymes at about round 50 of ALA chelation.

>

>

> > She will be going on a week-long school trip in June, and it

would be

> > much easier if I didn't have to start trying to get permission

for the

> > enzymes (but I will if I see she still needs them, of course).

So...

> > I'm thinking this is the time to try to cut back or stop

altogether.

>

>

> If she does have a problem if not taking them, will that ruin the

> trip? If so, can you try now, to remove them for a few weeks to see

> how she does?

>

> Dana

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