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what kind do you get for your child?

I've been going to Kirkmanlabs.com but the prices are unreal and was hoping to find something that works that's a little less pricey.

 

any suggestions?

 

Thank ya!

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Hi

I'd like my son to try digestive enzymes , I've found loads of info about how they can help, but nothing

advising what makes or types to look for or avoid. They are easily bought on the web & not expensive,

but I'd feel happier with someones elses recommendation.

Kitty

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HI KItty, I've taken digestive enzymes and with other things such as probiotics and following strict diet found it quite miraculous at the time, i've looked in detail at all the enzymes and must admit am still a bit confused, you need to get a high a dose as you can of most of the enzymes, ie lipase for fat protease for protein, that breakdown the foods, there is also a company in the Us that specialises in enzymes for asd, and may have other enzymes that do specific things but it didn't make any more sense to me and i didn't think they were any better than |I had found. There is a book called enzymes for autism, by Karen Defelice, you can find it on www.amazon.co.uk, this book goes into detail about the enzymes by a parent who has researched it,and www.kirkmanlabs.com. do supplements for autism, but i get mine from my local health shop as they are cheaper and good quality you may find them on the website www.greenlife.co.uk, also a favourite one of mine was vitalzym, really high dose but very expensive. I think getting the book would be a good idea

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Thanks for the info, I shall look into the book.

I had hoped it would be more simple than it seems to be.

never mind, its got to be easier than going straight into a gf diet!

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It probablyis simple it is probably me making it seem more complicated with all the detail, I forgot to mention the parent Karen defelice is a scientist and all proceeds from book over production cost goes to charity, she has her own website, I still can't do links whichi s really annoying as i can't help people with the information directly, if you type enzymes for autism into search engine it should give you it.

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It probablyis simple it is probably me making it seem more complicated with all the detail, I forgot to mention the parent Karen defelice is a scientist and all proceeds from book over production cost goes to charity, she has her own website, I still can't do links whichi s really annoying as i can't help people with the information directly, if you type enzymes for autism into search engine it should give you it.

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Hi

 

I'm also considering using enzymes for my two boys.

 

They're GF/CF, but I'm pretty sure there are other foods which also affect them,such as apples and bananas.

 

Big Mamma, do you have to use the full range (Zyme Prime, Peptizyde, No Fenol) ?

 

Thanks

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Sorry for delay !!

 

Yes I use all 3 enzymes but built up very slowly over quite a few weeks just using one at a time.

 

I found No-Fenol to be very useful in helping her to digest fruits.

 

Hope this helps

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