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Originally Posted by BeingMe 
Oops I forgot about me. I'm planning on trying to get pregnant in a few months and want to make sure I don't have any holes left in my gut. I have been on digestive enzymes with food for over a year, along with CLO, and many supplements like magnesium, acerola extract, probiotics, some licorice tabs, etc. I still get belly problems, and often feel burning when there is any pressure on my upper stomach (about an inch where ribs seperate), so I think I have work to do.
Going off the enzymestuff website, what is the best(from your knowledge or experience):
1. Broad-spectrum ennzyme,
2. The best strong protease enzyme,
3. The best probiotic
4. The best yeast targeting enzyme(such as candex)
Thanks!!
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I think I will answer this differently since my experience this week.
1. Broad Spectrum Enzyme: Hands down, Houston trio: AFP Peptizyde, Zyme Prime, No Fenol. Digest Gold is very very good, but it doesn't have what Houston's does. I'm feeling now I never should have switched DS for convenience b/c I'm now sure he needs the No Fenol and that is why some of his food intolerances are still present. Well not really the ultimate cause but ykwim.
2. Protease Enzyme: Houston AFP Peptizyde or Enzymedica Virastop depending on issues. If viral issues are likely the latter might be better for between meals b/c of the serrapeptidase.
3. Probiotic: If you can tolerate dairy: homemade yogurt with super strains (Natren yogurt starter plus spiked alternately, one batch with one, one batch with other, of the following: Natren Megadophilus, Natren Life Start)
OR homemade kefir using live grains or the Body Ecology powder grown in raw milk. If dairy free, Pharmax human strain probiotics.
4. Yeast Targeting Enzyme: Can't really say which is best. Either Candidase, Candex or No Fenol. The Candex really worked for me quickly when I had thrush but I didn't test the others in the same way so cannot say for sure.
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