Wednesday, January 16, 2013

Innerzyme Pain & Inflammation Blend - Revolutionizing Natural Supplement Market




Innerzyme is revolutionizing the natural supplement market with specially formulated enzyme based supplements that offer a natural, safe and effective alternative to reduce pain, inflammation and scar tissue resulting from sports injuries, overworked muscles/joints and post operative recovery.

Innerzyme is highly recommended by athletes and healthcare professionals worldwide for it’s optimized enzyme blend, state of the art delivery system and effectiveness.


Innerzyme's Pain & Inflammation Blend is a comprehensive blend of proteolytic enzymes, herbs and bioflavonoids.  It is enhanced with Turmeric and White Willow Bark.

Systemic Enzymes Have 5 Main Functions:
  • Natural Anti-inflammatory
  • Anti-Fibrin
  • Blood Cleansing
  • Immune System Modulating
  • Virus Fighting 
Learn more about the benefits of enzyme therapy with Innerzyme, click here!

Monday, January 7, 2013

Proper Digestive Health, Weight Management & Obesity

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.

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.


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
Learn more about the benefits of enzyme therapy, click here.



(1) Full Article: "Obesity Linked to Increased Death Risks" - Sean Patterson
(2) Full Article: "Poll: Few Americans Know All the Risks of Obesity" - Lauran Neergaard and Jennifer Agiesta

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Friday, December 28, 2012

Health Risks From Ibuprofen Use - Innerzyme Pain & Inflammation Blend, a Safe, Natural & Effective Alternative for Pain and Inflammation, Systemic Enzyme Formula

Before you take Ibuprofen again, you should know the health risks!  http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/12/05/for-athletes-risks-from-ibuprofen-use/?ref=health&_r=0 

According to the article, "For Athletes, Risks From Ibuprofen Use" in The New York Times by Gretchen Reynolds, "many active people use the painkiller ibuprofen on an almost daily basis."  Whether an athlete is looking to kill the pain following a strenuous workout or thinking about preventative care from muscle soreness, it is clear that the risks of Ibuprofen are much higher than the benefits these athletes are hoping to experience.

Gretchen Reynolds states, "a valuable new study joins growing evidence that ibuprofen and similar anti-inflammatory painkillers taken before a workout do not offer any benefit and may be causing disagreeable physical damage instead, particularly to the intestines."  She later says, "the most common side-effect of ibuprofen is gastrointestinal damage."

To read the full article: For Athletes, Risks From Ibuprofen Use by Gretchen Reynolds on December 5, 2012 (The New York Times)

Innerzyme Pain & Inflammation Blend offers a safe, natural, and effective alternative to reduce pain and inflammation following strenuous workouts or sports injuries without any harmful side effects.

Innerzyme's proprietary blend contains Pancreatin, Papain, Bromelain, Trypsin, Chymotrypsin, Rutin, White Willow Bark and Turmeric root.  It is specially formulated to naturally reduce pain, inflammation, excess fibrin and the buildup of excess free radicals.

 The delivery system for Innerzyme's Pain & Inflammation Blend is an enteric coated tablet.  The enteric coating protects the enzymes from premature release in the acidic region of the stomach allowing maximum absorption and optimal release of the proprietary blend in the pancreatic juices. High potency, minimal dosage with maximum benefit! When taken on an empty stomach, it is believed that enzymes may help manage inflammation by supporting healthy blood flow to the irritated area.

Bromelain is most notable for its effectiveness in the reduction of inflammation and decreasing swelling, but the scope of its benefits continues to increase.* Derived from the pineapple fruit, this natural anti-inflammatory has many health benefits.

Chymotrypsin is naturally produced by the pancreas in the human body. The primary uses of chymotrypsin are as a naturally anti-inflammatory and as a digestive aid. As a natural anti-inflammatory, chymotrypsin may help reduce tissue damage and the formation of fibrin clots during inflammation.*

Turmeric is an herb, an Indian spice that has been used for many years because of its natural medicinal properties. Turmeric is rich in antioxidants and is a powerful anti-inflammatory.

Rutin is a potent bioflavonoid which are water-soluble plant pigments, naturally occurring chemical compounds important to maintaining optimal health. They support health by protecting and strengthening capillaries, help prevent bruising and provide support for many other biological functions.* 


For more information about Innerzyme's Pain & Inflammation Blend, visit: http://www.innerzyme.com/Systemic_Enzyme.html

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.  This product and information is not intended to diagnose, treat, imply, cure or prevent any disease.

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Wednesday, December 19, 2012

"Beat The Bloat With Innerzyme" Holiday Contest


Beat the Bloat Holiday Contest with 
Innerzyme & GinaTheTrainer.com!
Enter for a chance to WIN 1 FREE Bottle of Innerzyme's Papaya Enzyme Chewable!
12/17/2012 through 12/21/2012

With Holiday parties, cocktails, and cookies in full swing it is pretty easy to be feeling bloated these days! From Monday, December 17th, 2012 through Friday, December 21st, 2012, we are running a contest with GinaTheTrainer.com for a chance to win a bottle of Innerzyme's Papaya Enzyme Chewable! 3 lucky winners chosen randomly will receive one 90 count bottle of Innerzyme’s Papaya Enzyme Chewable.

All you have to do is post a photo of yourself making your best bloated face or strike a pose holding a food you eat that typically causes you to feel bloated (appropriate pictures please) and post it on the Innerzyme Facebook page with a message reading “I Want To Beat The Bloat With Innerzyme!’ (Just click the following link to be brought directly to the Facebook Pages, you can post it to either page)–Innerzyme & GinaTheTrainer. We look forward to your photos (one entry per person)!

Ex:) If drinking milk causes you to feel bloated, take a picture of yourself (silly or funny) holding a gallon of milk. Post the picture to the Innerzyme Facebook page (http://www.facebook.com/innerzyme) and type "I Want to Beat the Bloat With Innerzyme!" in your post.

Innerzyme's Papaya Enzyme Chewable is a high potency digestive enzyme formula providing 1,000,000 USP Units of Papain in one chewable tablet. Our Papaya Enzyme Chewable provides support for bloating, gas, and heartburn following meals while helping to ease digestion, release vital nutrients that otherwise would not be absorbed by the body and support overall digestive health.


Who wants to "Beat the Bloat with Innerzyme!"



WINNER #1 - SANDI N. - ARIZONA          

WINNER #2 - MATT S. - CALIFORNIA

WINNER #3 - NINA R. - FLORIDA














Tuesday, November 27, 2012

Papaya Enzyme Papain - Reducing Inflammation of the Ear, Nose and Throat


Do you know someone who is sick with a cold or sore throat?

See what Dr. Murray Grossan says about the benefits of the Papaya Enzyme Papain in reducing inflammation of the ear, nose and throat in the article below. He points out that the proteolytic enzyme Papain has the "ability to reduce congestion around the eustachian tube's opening in the ear." (1) Also, when taken as a supplement, such as Innerzyme's Papaya Enzyme Chewable, "papain thins mucus and aids in the drainage of fluid in the inner ear and sinuses." (1)

Innerzyme's Papaya Enzyme Chewable offers 1,000,000 USP Units of Papain per chewable.
Derived from Non-GMO Papaya!


Papaya Enzyme, Papain - Natural Health Benefits
  • Promotes Digestion
    • Naturally reduces bloating, gas and heartburn following meals.
    • Breaks down proteins in foods you eat.
    • Improve nutrient absorption.
  • Reduces Inflammation of the Ear, Nose and Throat
    • Reduce congestion
    • Thins mucus
    • Aids in drainage of fluid

References
  • Healthnotes: Digestive Enzymes
  • The Simon Clinic: Papain
  • Dr. Grossan's Ear, Nose and Throat Consultation Pages: Proteolytic Enzymes for Ear, Nose & Throat Problems
Learn more about Innerzyme's Digestive and Systemic Enzymes at http://www.innerzyme.com 

Tuesday, November 20, 2012

Injuries Don't Discriminate - Speed Up Recovery Naturally

The other day I started to read a handful of articles from various Motocross magazines compliments of DeCal Works including Racer X, Motocross Action and Transworld Motocross.  What I realized is the love, passion and dedication Motocross Athletes have for what they do each and every day. Such an extreme sport with a lot of risks but for those involved, it is their life.

So what is a common area of concern after reading all the different interviews with some of the top Motocross riders?  Injury.  It seems that injury does not discriminate.  With a sport so extreme both physically and mentally, many riders say it is not a matter of "if" they will get injured, it is a matter of when or how severe.  What is admirable is the determination when injured to recover as quick as possible and get right back into the competition stronger than before - the "comeback."

Racer X - December 2012
Five Minutes With Carey Hart: Got His Goat by Steve Matthes

"The Hart & Huntington/Dodge/Sycuan Casino team stepped up big for 2012, but like so many other teams, they were rocked by injury and didn't get the results they expected" (pg. 198).

During the interview, Steve Matthes asks ex-racer Carey Hart about his team's irregular success on the track which is due to?  You guessed it, injuries.  When asked about his frustrations regarding the injury rate of the riders on his team, Hart replies, "It's been frustrating a bit, but we're not the only ones dealing with it.  Our sport has had some injuries hit it hard.  It's always been a dangerous sport, and it's a curve you have to think about nowadays when it comes to signing riders" (pg.198).

Racer X - December 2012
Reloaded - Defending Monster Energy Supercross Champion Ryan Villopoto is on the comeback trail - an unfortunately familiar path for our sport's heroes by Davey Coombs

Comeback after comeback...a common cycle many Motocross and Supercross racers find themselves in season after season.  While some injuries are minor, others are very serious, even season ending injuries.  Even the most serious injuries do not discourage these extreme athletes as "comeback, champions, and title wins" accelerate their focus and efforts to recovery faster.

After reading about the seriousness of these injuries, many would think it is crazy to get back out there. That is until you read the interviews with these Motocross champions who live and breath this sport, completely understanding the risks involved but committing themselves to a sport they love. There is no sugar coating the dangerous nature of the sport but some might say their passion outweighs the risk.

Davey Coombs writes, "Injuries come often in motocross-it's the nature of a sport as inherently dangerous and competitive as racing motorcycles across hostile terrain. Even the very best racers find themselves in comeback mode, going from invincible to almost invisible as they disappear from the results and are left to heal and rehabilitate on their own" (pg. 126).

See how Proteolytic Enzymes are playing a large role in helping to speed up recovery naturally for many Motocross and Supercross athletes - Innerzyme, Proteolytic Enzymes for Improved Recovery - Motocross & Supercross Athletes

Kyle White compliments of DeCal Works The Original
Proteolytic Enzymes are a safe and effective way to speed up recovery by naturally reducing pain, inflammation and excess scar tissue following sports injuries.  Learn more, visit: http://www.innerzyme.com


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Monday, November 5, 2012

Enzyme Exhaustion - The Minus Diet



According to Dr. Howell, "If food enzymes did some of the work, the enzyme potential would not be facing impending bankruptcy, as it is now in the bodies of millions of people on the minus diet - food minus enzymes" (pg.4).

This is why enzyme supplementation is such a necessity today.  Sure, it would be ideal for people to eat raw food diets and get the natural enzymes from their fruits and vegetables but lets face it, this is not the case.  Foods are becoming more and more processed meaning more people are on the "minus diet" that Dr. Howell discusses.  The foods majority of people are eating lack natural enzymes that should be present to begin the digestive process in the stomach.  When your body does not have an ample amount of enzymes to break down the foods you eat, this causes stress in in the gut which then causes the body to work on overdrive.

"The length of life is inversely proportional to the rate of exhaustion of enzyme potential of an organism. Enzyme Nutrition points out that each of us is given a limited supply of bodily enzyme energy at birth. This supply, like the energy supply in your new battery, has to last a lifetime." 

- Dr. Edward Howell in Enzyme Nutrition

Howell, Dr. Edward, "Enzyme Nutrition: The Food Enzyme Concept." 
Copyright 1985. Research Contribution by Maynard Murray, M.D.