Wednesday, August 3, 2011

Best Supplement award for Digest Spectrum™

Check it out this recent message from Natural Products Marketplace, which includes coverage of Enzymedica’s activities at the 2011 AutismOne/Generation Rescue conference in Chicago, and our Best Supplement award for Digest Spectrum™.

Enzymedica’s involvement within the autism community is described, including detail on our scholarship program, and the nonprofit foundation, the Autism Hope Alliance (AHA).


Enzymedica’s Digest Spectrum won the AutismOne Award for Best Supplement 2011 at this years AutismOne/Generation Rescue conference in Chicago. Enzymedica offers enzyme supplements that can benefit individuals dealing with multiple food intolerances, among them children on the autism spectrum, according to Tom Bohager, Enzymedica’s founder and operating chairman.

Among the nominees for Best Supplement were Digest Gold, GlutenEase and ViraStop 2X, all from Enzymedica. More than 4,100 votes were cast, and the winning nominees received their awards at a gala dinner which included a red carpet event. Awards are designed to honor the professionals, parents, foundations and products that are making a measureable difference in the lives of the families facing the autism diagnosis. http://www.naturalproductsmarketplace.com

Wednesday, June 22, 2011

Todays Diet and Nutrition puts Enzymedicas Digest Gold On the Supplement Shelf


For five years, Today’s Diet & Nutrition has been the go-to publication for health conscious consumers in search of creative and wholesome ideas to nourish themselves and their loved ones. Today’s Diet & Nutrition has gone green, transforming from a print publication to an all-digital interactive magazine.

Enzymedica’s Digest Gold included in the ‘On the Supplement Shelf’ section of Today's Diet & Nutrition. Coverage just posted today on the TD&N website.


Tuesday, June 7, 2011

WholeFoods Magazine featured Pet Health - Be the Leader of the Pack


WholeFoods Magazine featured Pet Health on cover June 2011 issue story in the Be the Leader of the Pack . , Enzymedica's Director of Education, Dave Barton was interviewed for the article.
Quotes:
"Another suggestion of appropriate pet products are enzymes for digestion. According to Dave Barton, director of education for Enzymedica, "Many enzymes are able to perform the same function within a pet's digestive tract as they do in humans." Therefore, we can expect pets to benefit from digestive enzymes to "support proper digestion and absorption of nutrients from wet and dry food." He adds, "Better digestion may lead to better health, more energy and a happier pet.""[ Mr Barton recommended Pet Digest™ and Thera-blend™ enzymes]
· Following strict production guidelines, like FDA's good manufacturing practices (GMPs) is something that retailers can check with their manufacturers about—and relay such information to shoppers. Says Barton, "All Enzymedica formulas, whether designed for people or animals, are held to the same high GMP standards of manufacturing."
You can read the entire June 2011 issue online HERE.



Monday, June 6, 2011

Enzymedica’s Elite Education team On the Road again... Boston

Enzymedica's lecture schedule for Elite Education Team, coming soon to your community! Enzymedica's Elite Education team!

Dave Barton Director of Education in Boston class

 Enzymedica's own Dave Barton, Director of Education.  We've invited Dave to share his experience in Boston.

Visited Johnson Wellness in Waltham, MA on May 3rd and Basha's Naturals in Hudson, MA on May 4th and had near record attendance at the trainings.


Dave Barton Director of Education in Boston

 

Dave Said,"Before returning to Florida I promised the team I would take an afternoon and journey south to see the landmark tourist attraction, Plymouth Rock.   After excitedly driving to my destination I found myself standing alone looking down at a solitary small rock.  What a surprised to realize..that was the whole attraction!"


Friday, February 4, 2011

Immune Health During Cold Season, With David Barton

This is David Barton from Enzymedica highlighting the difference between a cold flow and the video title: Immune Health During Cold Season, With David Barton. I have really enjoyed watching the video. It was informative and it was really funny the way they added the bloopers in the end. Thanks again Enzymedica and Dave Barton and their camera crew for both making an informative video and a funny one too.



Director of Education for Enzymedica while he discusses immune health during cold season. His short video will cover topics such as what a cold is, the difference between a cold and flu, and practical steps to maintain vibrant health during cold season.

Wednesday, February 2, 2011

February is Heart Health month - Dave Barton, director of education, Enzymedica

The enzyme nattokinase, extracted from a Japanese fermented soy bean called natto (which also contains vitamin K2), has been the subject of research into its high fibrinolytic activity (the breaking down of fibrin, the blood clotting protein) and antioxidant activity, according to Dave Barton, director of education, Enzymedica, Port Charlotte, FL.

One such study involving nattokinase was conducted on Japanese volunteers. “The tests indicated that nattokinase generated a heightened ability to support circulation. On average, the volunteers’ ELT (Euglobulin lysis time, a measure of how long it takes to dissolve a blood clot) dropped by 48% within two hours of treatment. An additional study showed an 11% decrease in blood pressure after just two weeks,” Barton says (2)

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