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sasha
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just wondering if it's possible to ever become non-dependent on enzymes? and what makes certain people pancreatic sufficient and pancreatic insufficient? hmm...
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sasha
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just wondering if it's possible to ever become non-dependent on enzymes? and what makes certain people pancreatic sufficient and pancreatic insufficient? hmm...
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sasha
Guest
just wondering if it's possible to ever become non-dependent on enzymes? and what makes certain people pancreatic sufficient and pancreatic insufficient? hmm...
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sasha
Guest
just wondering if it's possible to ever become non-dependent on enzymes? and what makes certain people pancreatic sufficient and pancreatic insufficient? hmm...
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sasha
Guest
just wondering if it's possible to ever become non-dependent on enzymes? and what makes certain people pancreatic sufficient and pancreatic insufficient? hmm...
MicheleGazelle
New member
My son and I got off enzymes. I have spoken with one other person whose child eventually stopped needing them. I have a few thoughts on how that happened for me and my son. The other person I talked to apparently had no idea how it happened. Since some percentage of folks start out pancreatic sufficient and become insufficient, it seems logical to me that it isn't simply "genetic" but that some process of deterioration leads to it. So presumably it is potentially reversible if sufficiently understood.
MicheleGazelle
New member
My son and I got off enzymes. I have spoken with one other person whose child eventually stopped needing them. I have a few thoughts on how that happened for me and my son. The other person I talked to apparently had no idea how it happened. Since some percentage of folks start out pancreatic sufficient and become insufficient, it seems logical to me that it isn't simply "genetic" but that some process of deterioration leads to it. So presumably it is potentially reversible if sufficiently understood.
MicheleGazelle
New member
My son and I got off enzymes. I have spoken with one other person whose child eventually stopped needing them. I have a few thoughts on how that happened for me and my son. The other person I talked to apparently had no idea how it happened. Since some percentage of folks start out pancreatic sufficient and become insufficient, it seems logical to me that it isn't simply "genetic" but that some process of deterioration leads to it. So presumably it is potentially reversible if sufficiently understood.
MicheleGazelle
New member
My son and I got off enzymes. I have spoken with one other person whose child eventually stopped needing them. I have a few thoughts on how that happened for me and my son. The other person I talked to apparently had no idea how it happened. Since some percentage of folks start out pancreatic sufficient and become insufficient, it seems logical to me that it isn't simply "genetic" but that some process of deterioration leads to it. So presumably it is potentially reversible if sufficiently understood.
MicheleGazelle
New member
My son and I got off enzymes. I have spoken with one other person whose child eventually stopped needing them. I have a few thoughts on how that happened for me and my son. The other person I talked to apparently had no idea how it happened. Since some percentage of folks start out pancreatic sufficient and become insufficient, it seems logical to me that it isn't simply "genetic" but that some process of deterioration leads to it. So presumably it is potentially reversible if sufficiently understood.
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sasha
Guest
interesting thoughts, Michele. thanks for the answers guys, i'll post it in the adult section
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sasha
Guest
interesting thoughts, Michele. thanks for the answers guys, i'll post it in the adult section
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sasha
Guest
interesting thoughts, Michele. thanks for the answers guys, i'll post it in the adult section
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sasha
Guest
interesting thoughts, Michele. thanks for the answers guys, i'll post it in the adult section
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sasha
Guest
interesting thoughts, Michele. thanks for the answers guys, i'll post it in the adult section