Guest guest Posted December 14, 2010 Report Share Posted December 14, 2010 My son is on No-Fenol and Peptizyde, as well as Enhansa. He still goes a bit up and down with yeast control, but my big question is about broccoli. The kids loves it, craves it, will eat bags of it. If broccoli is high in sulfur, would it stand to reason that there is a broken PST pathway, and he craves the broccoli because it helps push things through that pathway? Heck, I'm happy to give it to him, just trying to understand so we know if there are other things we can do to help. Our only remaining problem (and there used to be so many!) is the silly yeasty behavior, for which we know Enhansa and other yeast fighters we give as needed help with. Thanks. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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