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We started our 7 year old on enzymes after he'd been on a GF diet

for about 4 months. He'd acutally reached the point where he would

avoid Gluten himself - like refusing to eat pizza at a birthday

party.

We're about one month into the enzymes (1 Digest Gold plus 1/2 a

Glutenese at each meal) and with one whole Glutenese with meals

containing gluten in small amounts. We decided to do a big test,

letting him eat regular pizza with the enzymes. He previously was a

kid who left the crust on the plate after eating the rest of the

slice; this time, he ate the crust first and was actually picking at

the rest of it from the bottom, trying to get more crust. Then

Saturday, at a birthday party, he was absolutely scarfing down PB & J

sandwiches - just slamming them in, and it dawned on me that they

were " regular " with gluten. He was just like an addict. I gave him

Glutenese, and he didn't seem to have any aftereffects the way he

would have with diet transgressions before the enzyme treatment.

Sunday he went reaching for a roll, and I told him not to have it

and he said, " You can give me the medicine for it, Mom. " (BTW, this

is a pretty huge thing for him to make a comment like that.) Again,

he was circling the table with the rolls on it, staring at the

rolls - yikes! I gave him a piece of one, with enzymes, and he

didn't ask for more that time.

Has anyone else seen this kind of behavior? I'm not sure there's

any real problem so long as he gets the enzymes and doesn't have

behavioral or physical aftereffects, but it was still so weird that

I was concerned and was wondering if anyone else had this experience.

Maureen

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