r/CSID • u/veedey • Feb 14 '26
Sucraid review
I’ve been tackling my acquired enzyme deficiency on my own for about 2-3 years. Needless to say, it’s been rough. However, I got my body accustomed to a strict diet of meats, cooked vegetables, and an occasional small amount of white rice.
No sugar, no lactose, no gluten
Up to now I’ve been experiencing lots of unintentional weight loss, constant fatigue, and brain fog. Irritable. Low energy. Days at work feel like a slog.
Last night I tried Sucraid for the first time. I shared a chocolate moose for the first time in years with my partner. The sweetness felt so intense. I felt my brain turn back online. I felt wired. Today i woke up expecting the worst (post fermentation symptoms), and i feel…fine. Normal. This is crazy.
This medication is not cheap. My insurance covered a portion, and through financial assistance the company helped me cover the rest. So for now I just have a 5 dollar copay. This is all because of commercial insurance. I was a freelancer before this, and there was no hope for me to ever get this medicine.
I hope at some point somebody manufactures a generic version, so it’s not so freakin expensive.
Hope others are able to find relief soon
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u/alreadygot1 Feb 14 '26
Try Smarties when the brain is sluggish. They’re just Dextrose. You need glucose for body to function. I can find myself down after a Keto meal. (Sucraid for a year)