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what other foods can I mix enzymes with?
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thelizardqueen
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Ice cream works as well. That's what my mum used for me as a child.
thelizardqueen
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Ice cream works as well. That's what my mum used for me as a child.
thefrogprincess
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Pudding, ketchup (or whatever he dips fries and such things in), ice cream, mashed potatos, oat meal, basically anything with a goopy consistancy.
thefrogprincess
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Pudding, ketchup (or whatever he dips fries and such things in), ice cream, mashed potatos, oat meal, basically anything with a goopy consistancy.
That makes absolutely no sense. You take enzymes with your dinner right. And you might have maccaroni and cheese and a class of milk and some veggies for dinner. That's dairy, so are you going to skip your enzymes-NO!!!!!!!!!!!! I want to know what doctor said that. What a crack head. Take them with ANYTHING the kid will eat. Granted, maybe things break them down faster but you STILL NEED TO TAKE THEM TO DIGEST THE FOOD so take them with whatever.
That makes absolutely no sense. You take enzymes with your dinner right. And you might have maccaroni and cheese and a class of milk and some veggies for dinner. That's dairy, so are you going to skip your enzymes-NO!!!!!!!!!!!! I want to know what doctor said that. What a crack head. Take them with ANYTHING the kid will eat. Granted, maybe things break them down faster but you STILL NEED TO TAKE THEM TO DIGEST THE FOOD so take them with whatever.
With small children/infants, when you empty the capsule out to assist in giving them enzymes better, the enzymes break down faster if you use something that has dairy in it. So if you're getting a bottle of formula ready, you don't want to sprinkle the enzymes on pudding or yogurt 'cuz they start the break down immediately. Turn to grayish mush. With something acidic like applesauce, pureed fruit, the enzymes can sits for a few minutes.
With small children/infants, when you empty the capsule out to assist in giving them enzymes better, the enzymes break down faster if you use something that has dairy in it. So if you're getting a bottle of formula ready, you don't want to sprinkle the enzymes on pudding or yogurt 'cuz they start the break down immediately. Turn to grayish mush. With something acidic like applesauce, pureed fruit, the enzymes can sits for a few minutes.
I think the poster meant to avoid dairy products when first giving the beads bc the coating on the beads breaks down faster when they are sitting directly in a "base" rather than an "alkaline" like fruit. That is also why all beads are supposed to be out of the persons mouth before they drink milk etc bc if not out of the mouth, the "base" will breakdown the bead quickly which can cause burns inside the mouth.
The capsules themselves can be taken with dairy products bc the capsule itself provides an extra coating for the beads that are inside so there isn't a risk of pre-activiation or burning, etc.
The CFF has a sheet on Nutrtion that explains all of this - probably in a better way than I am, lol.
The capsules themselves can be taken with dairy products bc the capsule itself provides an extra coating for the beads that are inside so there isn't a risk of pre-activiation or burning, etc.
The CFF has a sheet on Nutrtion that explains all of this - probably in a better way than I am, lol.
I think the poster meant to avoid dairy products when first giving the beads bc the coating on the beads breaks down faster when they are sitting directly in a "base" rather than an "alkaline" like fruit. That is also why all beads are supposed to be out of the persons mouth before they drink milk etc bc if not out of the mouth, the "base" will breakdown the bead quickly which can cause burns inside the mouth.
The capsules themselves can be taken with dairy products bc the capsule itself provides an extra coating for the beads that are inside so there isn't a risk of pre-activiation or burning, etc.
The CFF has a sheet on Nutrtion that explains all of this - probably in a better way than I am, lol.
The capsules themselves can be taken with dairy products bc the capsule itself provides an extra coating for the beads that are inside so there isn't a risk of pre-activiation or burning, etc.
The CFF has a sheet on Nutrtion that explains all of this - probably in a better way than I am, lol.