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- Innerzyme Pain & Inflammation Blend (250ct)
- Innerzyme Digestive Enzyme Complex (90ct & 180ct)
- Innerzyme Papaya Enzyme Chewable (90ct)
- Innerzyme Vitamin K2, MK-7, 300mcg (30ct & 90ct)
- Innerzyme Vitamin D3 5000IUs (60ct)
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Monday, May 19, 2014
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Thursday, April 10, 2014
Enzyme Deficiency & The Importance of Daily Enzyme Supplementation
Enzymes are vital to life! If daily enzyme supplementation is not part of your current regimen, now is the time to get started. Why? Around
age 30, "our enzyme potential has a problem somewhat similar to a
checking account which could become dangerously deficient if not
continually replenished. Since good health depends on all these
metabolic enzymes doing an excellent job, we must be sure that nothing
interferes with the body making enough of them" (Dr. Edward Howell,
Enzyme Nutrition, pg.4).
So what does interfere with the body's ability to naturally produce enzymes?
Poor
lifestyle choices people make consisting of fad diets, eating processed
foods, taking prescription medication, consuming alcohol, over
indulging in sweets and artificial sweeteners. These choices cause the
body to work in overdrive to rid itself of toxins and reduce the
body-wide inflammation. Raw fruits and vegetables are loaded with
natural enzymes, however, the conventional diet people are living on
today is processed and depleted of these natural enzymes so enzyme
supplementation truly turns into a necessity.
Why is it so important to replenish your body's enzyme levels?
Enzymes are responsible for thousands of chemical
reactions within the body that are associated with digestion, metabolic
functions, detoxification, healthy immune system functioning, growth and
natural healing.
Learn more at http://www.innerzyme.com
Thursday, April 3, 2014
Can you get an adequate amount of enzymes from your food?
People often ask if they can get an adequate amount of enzymes from the
food they eat. While raw fruits and vegetables are a great source of
natural enzymes, it is often difficult to consume enough to get a
therapeutic benefit. This is even more challenging since many foods
today lose their nutritional benefits with food processing methods. This
is why taking a daily enzyme supplement, like Innerzyme, will allow you
to get the proper support you need to ensure your body is functioning
as it was designed to.
Feel the difference, get started at www.innerzyme.com.
If you have questions about which enzyme is right for you, just ask!
Innerzyme is available online in a 90ct and 180ct at:
Monday, March 3, 2014
What are enzymes | What is the difference between a digestive enzyme and a systemic enzyme?
More
emphasis should be placed on preventative care rather than waiting for
illness and disease to occur then trying to treat it with drugs that are
often more harmful than helpful. Don't wait for a problem, get ahead of
it! Improving your quality of life starts with your health!
Enzymes are a vital part of life yet many people are not familiar with enzymes. Watch and learn as we share some important information about enzymes and the benefits of enzyme therapy with Innerzyme.
Enzymes are an
essential part of life and vital to your health. Many people are not familiar with enzymes or often
think of enzymes simply for digestion. Enzymes are so much more! So, what are
Enzymes? Enzymes are biocatalysts
responsible for over 3,000 chemical reactions within our body. Simply put, enzymes help make other things
work throughout the body. They are
associated with:
- Digestion
- Detoxification
- Metabolic Functions
- Healthy Immune System Functioning
- Growth
- Natural Healing
Lets start with the
benefits of Digestive Enzymes first.
Innerzyme’s Digestive Enzyme Complex is a well-balanced, vegetarian
blend of enzymes that help support proper digestion and improve nutrient absorption.
What does that mean? When taking two of Innerzyme’s vegetarian
capsules with a meal, the digestive enzymes help your body break down the foods
you eat such as carbohydrates, proteins, fats and dairy. Have you heard of people say they avoid certain
foods because it bothers their stomach or they have a hard time breaking down
foods? There is a good chance they are
enzyme deficient and adding a digestive enzyme complex can make a world of
difference.
What about gas,
bloating and heartburn. Ever
experience these kinds of symptoms after a meal? These uncomfortable and even embarrassing
symptoms are often associated with meals high in fat, sodium and calories. Looking
for a natural solution? You guessed it, enzymes. Inneryme’s Papaya Enzyme Chewable is a high
potency or should be say mega potency digestive enzyme containing 1 million
units of Papain per chewable. Just
chew 1 following a meal to help reduce bloating, gas or the occasional
heartburn following meals.
So what other types
of enzymes are there? Systemic Enzymes!
Much different than a Digestive Enzyme, a Systemic Enzyme like Innerzyme’s Pain
& Inflammation Blend works throughout the entire body. Systemic Enzymes have five main functions:
1.
Natural
Anti-Inflammatory
2.
Anti-Fibrin
or reducing excess scar tissue
3.
Blood
Cleansing
4.
Immune
System Functioning
5.
Virus
Fighting
What separates Innerzyme’s
Pain & Inflammation Blend from other systemic enzymes on the market? Lets begin with its specially formulated
blend of proteolytic enzymes, herbs and bioflavonoids. Plus, Innerzyme is enhanced with Turmeric and
White Willow Bark. This high potency
formula offers a state of the art enteric-coated delivery system to protect the
enzyme activity for optimal and maximum absorption. Not to mention the consistent quality and low
daily dosages.
Improve your quality
of life by improving your overall health.
Explore the benefits of enzyme therapy with Innerzyme.
Learn more, visit: www.innerzyme.com
Tuesday, February 18, 2014
What is more important than eating healthy, natural, unprocessed foods in maintaining good health?
As you know, eating healthy, natural, unprocessed foods are vital to
maintaining good health. But, even more important is the body's ability
to absorb the nutrients from these foods. Our body doesn't absorb food,
it absorbs nutrients. In order to reap the benefits of these nutrients,
the body must be able to break down the food into very small substrates.
This is why digestive enzymes are so important. Taking a well-balanced
digestive enzyme, like Innerzyme Digestive Enzyme Complex with each meal
will allow your body to properly break down the food you eat so the
nutrients can be absorbed and utilized by the body. Make sure your body
is getting the nutrition it needs.
Innerzyme's
Digestive Enzyme Complex is a vegetarian blend of enzymes designed to
support proper digestion and the release of vital nutrients.
Supplementing your diet with digestive enzymes allows you to reduce the
stress placed on the stomach from processed foods and meals high in
fat, sodium and calories. Although raw foods contain enzymes, most
people do not have a raw food diet so they lack the enzymes needed to
ensure fats, carbohydrates and proteins are efficiently broken down and
nutrients absorbed. Enzymes are a vital element in the human body.
When taking digestive enzymes with a meal, your body has the ability to
break down the food into small substrates that can be utilized for
energy production throughout the day.
Feel the difference, start today: http://www.innerzyme.com/Digestive-Enzyme.html
Innerzyme's Digestive Enzyme Complex is available in a 90ct and 180ct size.
To order, visit: http://shop.innerzyme.com
Friday, February 7, 2014
Innerzyme - Natural Supplements to Improve Overall Health and Quality of Life | Enzymes and Vitamin K2, MK-7
Improve your overall health and quality of life by adding Innerzyme to your daily regimen. Learn more at http://www.innerzyme.com/
Innerzyme Papaya Enzyme Chewable
- 1,000,000 USP Units of Papain
- Derived from Non-GMO Papaya
- Delicious Cherry Flavor
- Enteric Coated Delivery System - Maximum Release/Absorption
- Full Systemic Enzyme Enhanced with Turmeric
- Vegetarian Formula
- Specially Formulated with 9 Essential Enzymes
- Non-GMO
- 300mcg per Vegetarian Capsule
- Highest Potency Vitamin K2, MK-7 on the Market
- Natural Form of Vitamin K2
- Derived from Non-GMO Fermented Soybeans “Natto”
- Easy to Swallow
- Low Daily Dose (1 VCap/Day)
Official Innerzyme Store: http://shop.innerzyme.com
iHerb.com: http://www.iherb.com/innerzyme
The Vitamin Shoppe (Vitamin K2 Only): http://www.vitaminshoppe.com
Monday, February 3, 2014
Do you suffer from bloated belly? Check out these health tips to reduce the bloat and feel better!
Do
you suffer from bloated belly? If so, be conscious of the food you eat.
Focus on whole foods that are rich in nutrients and natural enzymes.
Avoid foods that are processed as they can create an inflammatory
nightmare in your gut. Also, try adding a well-balanced digestive enzyme
complex, like Innerzyme Digestive Enzyme Complex to your meals. It offers a natural way to help your body properly break
down the foods you eat and utilize the nutrients for energy to power
you through the day. When food is not properly broken down into small
enough substrates, it can become toxic to your body and not only leave
you feeling bloated and gassy but also tired and lethargic.
Learn more about enzymes at http://www.innerzyme.com/
Monday, January 27, 2014
Thursday, January 2, 2014
Differences Between Digestive Enzymes and Probiotics | Why Gastroenterologist Dr. Doron Kahana Recommends Innerzyme
What are the differences between Digestive Enzymes and Probiotics?
Digestive enzymes and probiotics both work to support proper digestive
health but in different ways. Digestive enzymes work directly with the
food a person consumes to break down carbohydrates, fats and protein
into small
substrates that can be properly absorbed and nutrients utilized by the
body for energy throughout the day. Enzymes are naturally produced by
the body, however, as a person ages, they can become deficient which can
create inflammation and stress on the body starting in the
gastrointestinal tract. Probiotics are live bacteria that assist with
balancing the "flora" digestive
tract, improving vitamin absorption and may help reduce lactose intolerance.
Probiotics can take up to a few months to get into your system and for a
person to be able to determine whether or not they are working
properly. Probiotics do not break down food but rather work to create a
state of balance in a person's digestive tract. Since digestive
enzymes work directly with the food a person eats, when taken with a
meal, they begin to break down right away and many people report feeling
a difference after adding enzymes to 1 or 2 meals, especially those who
are in tune with their body.
Seven months ago I was introduced to Innerzyme, a line of natural enzyme supplements from a local nutraceutical company, founded and directed by Katie Jodscheidt. I had previously prescribed pharmaceutical-grade enzymes, such as lipases and pancreases, as well as over-the-counter enzymes, but my experience with Innerzyme has superceded my previous ones. I first implemented Innerzyme’s Digestive Enzyme Complex and Papaya Enzyme Chewable into my practice and patients reported that it was easy to administer with a very quick rate of onset and symptom relief. I have since also started incorporating Innerzyme’s Pain & Inflammation Blend with similar results.
I honestly think that Innerzyme’s product is superior to most other enzymes available on the market. It
is natural, easy to administer, quick in onset, and yields great
results for patients with a large gamut of clinical conditions, from
indigestion and reflux, to bloating, gassiness, and diarrhea. I
have given out many samples and quite often patients return reporting
significant benefit and ask to purchase the product. The price is very
reasonable and comparable to similar products on the market, but I trust
Innerzyme after having had the chance to discuss the manufacturing
process with Katie and after seeing the significant benefit to my
patients, beyond that of other, generic digestive enzymes.
As
a Pediatrician, I often prescribe dietary modification for nursing moms
whose children present with colic, reflux, eczema, and sometimes frank
bloody stools. Allergic proctitis in infancy is not
uncommon and current standard therapy is to switch formula to a
“hydrolyzed” or pre-digested formula. I have added Innerzyme to mom’s regimen and have observed a significant improvement in the nursing child’s clinical symptoms. It
makes sense, since extensive digestion reduces the antigenicity of food
and may thus help with symptom relief, from reflux and colic to eczema,
which is an immune-mediated disease.
Digestive
enzymes may indeed represent a paradigm shift in the care of
gastrointestinal issues, from peptic disease and functional dyspepsia to
gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), irritable bowel syndrome, food
sensitivity, and malabsorption. My ultimate goal is to “graduate” my patients to complete wellness through specialized care and education. Since adding Innerzyme into my practice, I am very pleased to see improved results in my graduation rates.
www.innerzyme.com/
Monday, August 5, 2013
The Critical Value of Digestive Enzymes: How Proper Digestive Health is Related to Weight-Management.
Although is
ideal to get natural enzymes and nutrients from the foods you eat,
dietary intake, the modern food supply is heavily lacking nutrient rich
foods. The fast-paced lifestyle today lends itself to highly processed,
packaged foods which lack these essential nutrients the body needs to
function properly. Many of these foods are foreign to the body and can not only create gastrointestinal stress but also inflammation which is the source of many health issues. Food should not only provide nutrients but also be the source of energy to get you throughout the day.
If your body does not properly break down the foods you eat into small enough substrates, these foods are unable to serve their purpose. Undigested foods can create toxins in the body which can then lead to many unpleasant and uncomfortable digestive health problems. This is why more and more people are turning to digestive enzyme supplementation to ensure the body is properly breaking down the foods and reducing inflammation starting in the gut.
Obesity is
becoming an epidemic and health issues are on the rise. According to
the article, "Obesity Linked to Increased Death Risks" by Sean
Patterson, "Obesity has already been tied to a wide range of health
problems, including cognitive decline" (1).
Proper weight
management begins with your food intake and the bodies ability to
properly break down the fats, carbohydrates and proteins into substrates
the body could use for energy. Improving your overall health involves
changing your lifestyle, not just diet. There are three key factors:
Exercise, Food Intake (Diet), and Nutritional Supplementation.
According to
the National Institute of Health, 60 to 70 million people in America
suffer from some type of digestive disorder. People who suffer from
poor digestive health are commonly linked to:
- Low Energy
- Excessive Gas
- Poor Skin Health
- Joint Pain & Discomfort (Inflammation)
- Bloating Following Meals
- Weight Gain
- Weak Immune System
- Headaches
- Heartburn
Innerzyme's Digestive Enzyme Complex
is a vegetarian blend of enzymes designed to support proper digestion
and the release of vital nutrients. Supplementing your diet with
digestive enzymes allows you to reduce the stress placed on the stomach
from processed foods and meals high in fat, sodium and calories.
Although raw foods contain enzymes, most people do not have a raw food
diet so they lack the enzymes needed to ensure fats, carbohydrates and
proteins are efficiently broken down and nutrients absorbed. Enzymes
are a vital element in the human body. When taking digestive enzymes
with a meal, your body has the ability to break down the food into small
substrates that can be utilized for energy production throughout the
day.
If you
experience gas, bloating or occasional heartburn following meals then
your body is not properly breaking down the foods you are eating. When
foods are not broken down small enough to digest, they become toxic in
the body. Implementing Innerzyme's Digestive Enzyme Complex
before a meal will provide the support you need to naturally relieve
these uncomfortable symptoms caused by undigested or partially digested
foods.
Be conscious of the foods you eat and help support your digestive health by adding a well-balanced digestive enzyme to your daily regimen.
Learn more, visit: http://www.innerzyme.com/Digestive-Enzyme.html
Thursday, July 11, 2013
Enzymes are Vital to Life | If You are Not Supplementing, You are Depleting | Benefits of Digestive and Systemic Enzymes
Enzymes are an essential part of life and an important part of any health and training regimen! There are over 3,000 reasons why! For most healthy individuals, our bodies naturally produce an optimal amount of enzymes until we reach our mid to late twenties. Enzymes are biocatalysts necessary for nearly 3000-4000 of the chemical reactions within our body that are associated with metabolic functions, digestion, detoxification, healthy immune system functioning, growth and natural healing.*
With
poor lifestyle choices people make consisting of fad diets, eating
processed foods, taking prescription medication, consuming alcohol, over
indulging in sweets and artificial sweeteners, the body is working in
overdrive to rid itself of toxins and reduce the body-wide
inflammation.
Someone who lives a healthy lifestyle comprised of a balanced diet, regular exercise and proper nutritional supplementation will ultimately help their body to maintain wellness and regulate efficiently.
Someone who lives a healthy lifestyle comprised of a balanced diet, regular exercise and proper nutritional supplementation will ultimately help their body to maintain wellness and regulate efficiently.
Although it is ideal to get enzymes naturally from the foods you eat such as with raw vegetables and fruits, the Western diet today is heavily lacking the proper nutrients. This is why enzyme supplementation is so beneficial to improving your overall health. Innerzyme offers high potency blends of digestive and systemic enzymes to help give your system the support it needs.
Remember, improving your health starts in the kitchen! It is important to be conscious of the food you take in and be sure it is nutrient dense providing your body with the fuel it needs to get you through the day. Avoid processed foods and empty calories! Try to add vegetables to every meal, especially leafy greens which are also a great source of Vitamin K!
Learn more, visit:
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
Thursday, April 25, 2013
Inflammatory Foods Put Stress on the Gastrointestinal Tract - Digestive Enzymes vs. Probiotics
What is the difference between Digestive Enzymes and Probiotics?
Digestive enzymes and probiotics both work to support proper digestive
health but in different ways. Digestive enzymes work directly with the
food a person consumes to break down carbohydrates, fats and protein into small
substrates that can be properly absorbed and nutrients utilized by the
body for energy throughout the day. Enzymes are naturally produced by
the body, however, as a person ages, they can become deficient which can
create inflammation and stress on the body starting in the
gastrointestinal tract. Probiotics are live bacteria that assist with balancing the digestive
tract, vitamin absorption and may help reduce lactose intolerance. Probiotics can take up to a few months to get into your system and for a person to be able to determine whether or not they are working properly. Probiotics do not break down food but rather work to create a state of balance in a person's digestive tract. Since digestive enzymes work directly with the food a person eats, when taken with a meal, they begin to break down right away and many people report feeling a difference after adding enzymes to 1 or 2 meals, especially those who are in tune with their body.
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