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Hi everyone,
Does anyone know if using digestive enzymes leads to intestional
problems? My mother heard a "rhumor" that they do and called me all
frantic saying I need to stop giving them to my son.

Thanks,
Jennifer
Tue Nov 18, 2008 1:08 pm

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Hi everyone, Does anyone know if using digestive enzymes leads to intestional problems? My mother heard a "rhumor" that they do and called me all frantic... 		sailsharks
Offline Send Email 		Nov 19, 2008
1:43 pm

I have been taking them every time I eat for about a year now. Enzymes are good for you. Your body needs them to help break down food. ... From: sailsharks...
Debbie Bowes
flowerlady6
Offline Send Email 		Nov 21, 2008
7:28 pm

Hi, I have been using Acidophilus  5-Billion & Milk Free for several years now and no longer need the use of prescription drugs, I really love it and...
izabel5740
Offline Send Email 		Nov 22, 2008
3:51 pm

It would be just the opposite - enzymes help to digest your food. Make sure you are using plant-based enzymes (because your body can't make plant enzymes), and...
Carol
algaelady1
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7:30 pm

Hi, I would like to check if the enzymes I'm taking are fine, but I have some doubts. I never ate a pudding. Is it like a cake? Where should I put it? Is it...
evergreengarden
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Send Email 		Nov 23, 2008
5:11 pm

No, pudding is not like cake. Pudding is a creamy concoction made with milk and cornstarch to thicken it, and a flavor like chocolate, vanilla, banana, etc....
Carol
algaelady1
Offline Send Email 		Nov 24, 2008
1:06 pm

Rena: You can actually do this same experiment with cooked oatmeal. It will take a bit longer to break down the oatmeal but you should see a definite...
Vanessa Denham
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1:07 pm

I have some oat, but I'm not sure if this is oatmeal. They are little pieces. Very seldom I mix this oat with boiling water and a little bit of honey. Can I...
evergreengarden
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Send Email 		Dec 3, 2008
1:34 pm

Rena: Cut oats, which it sound as though you have, should work just fine. I've always done this with cold oatmeal, but that was only because I transported it...
Vanessa Denham
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2:44 am

No not to my knowledge. The digestive enzymes work to digest food. When taken on a empty stomach they help with pain and have other functions throughout the...
prattdw2000
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3:46 pm

Hi Jennifer, I have never heard of digestive enzymes causing intestinal problems - in fact I hear more and more every day that everyone (including children)...
eatwildherbs
Offline Send Email 		Nov 22, 2008
3:49 pm

Jennifer - can you recommend a specific brand of enzymes that you've found to be the most effective. Please post for me and also the benefit of the groups....
Judy
judycats04
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5:10 pm

Pudding is not like cake in the US. It's like custard. Are you familiar with custard? I would empty a capsule of enzymes on top of the pudding or custard. It...
Linda Bumpas
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1:03 pm

Hi group, Forgive me for interjecting my thoughts here but taking enzymes for the sake of taking them could lead to problems. If the deficiency symptoms are...
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Offline Send Email 		Nov 24, 2008
1:03 pm

It's the Plant-based enzymes I'm talking about that you need - if you eat cooked food. Most people eat cooked food. Your body cannot make plant enzymes -...
Carol
algaelady1
Offline Send Email 		Nov 25, 2008
3:17 pm
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