I am giving up on GI Revive after trying everything to get my toddler to take it. Has anyone ever tried xymogen? is it as strong tasting? anyone know of any other supplements for healing the gut? need help!
L glutamine, slippery elm, lactobacciulus, acidophilus, kefir, raw colostrum, goat yogurt.
Aloe Aloe Aloe. Think of what it does for a burn on our skin. Literally cured my husband's reflux and my Son's tummy troubles are a thing of the past. We buy a high grade strawberry-kiwi-flavored aloe called NutraMetrix Ultimate aloe juice that our whole family enjoys. We purchase it at our physicians office but you can get it here: www.visionary-wellness.com Hope this helps you as much as it has helped us.
L.
My biggest concern about these products is that they are NOT FDA approved - even though they're marketed through Physician's offices, there are no controls on the manufacturing or quality of the ingredients unless they go through the FDA
http://google2.fda.gov/search?q=xymogen&x=0&y=0&a...
I'd request clinical data from the company proving that their supplements do what they claim. Also, I'd recommend asking your physician. Depending on what's wrong with your GI system, it may be serious and may not be helped by supplements (such as Hiatal Hernias which require either surgery or Proton Pump Inhibitor therapy such as Nexium, Prilosec, Prevacid).
GI issues can also be the sign of serious medical conditions. As a cancer survivor, I know, too well that even what appear to be small, unconcerning issues can be very serious, so I'm a little overly cautious and call my physicians a little more frequently than most people. But, making that call just one time ended-up saving my life......for now.
We get our daughter to eat medicine (for us so far it's been meds for ear infection or tylenol) through mixing it with a small amount of her cereal mixture. We add blueberries, since she likes them. Try mixing a two-bite mixture and see if she'll take it. Any combo is fine. We use formula, milk, rice cereal combos.
In addition to the other response, I would add marshmallow root. The tea is pretty neutral in taste, so could be added to juice or other beverage. Sorry I'm not familiar with xymogen.
Andriana
Sorry I don't have experience with xymogen, but do know that Aloe is great for most stomach stuff. Pearls worked well for my lactose intolerance, for my daughters IBS, and for my husband's leaky gut. There are many kinds so read for your symptoms. I also took Digestive Advantage, which worked well too. Both of which are over the counter, and both are in pill form. Again don't know about toddlers but seems to me he would not have had as long to have it irritated.
Go to the health food store and ask a knowledgeable employee for help.
Is MD telling you this is allergy or what?
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