Hello everyone!

Sorry we haven’t had a blog post in a while. I’ve been “out of pocket” for a while now, but I’ve returned and I’m starting to get back into the swing of things. My Mother got hit out of nowhere with a severe case of pneumonia and was in critical condition for some time. I spent night after night with her in ICU, and I must chalk one up for allopathic medicine. The technology available to, and the expertise of, the doctors and nurses who treated her were above reproach.

They also credited her recovery to her initial good health, including being a non-smoker, eating a vegetarian diet, and getting regular exercise. In fact, when she was able to communicate, one of the first things she said to me was: “get me a probiotic!” Hopefully one day in the not too distant future this will be something hospitals and mainstream medicine in the US will add to it’s repertoire.

Anyway, it’s good to be back, and things have been humming right along here at Enzymes, Inc. In the massive pile of periodicals I found waiting for me on my desk I discovered several mentions of Enzymes, Inc. – which is always nice.

The November issue of Whole Foods featured some quotes from yours truly in an article concerning digestion and digestive aids. Our company VP Lynn Greaves was featured in a Natural Products Marketplace (formerly Health Supplement Retailer) article on digestion, we placed a WellZymes ad as well.

An article on using proteolytic enzymes to combat inflammation written by our technical services department made another appearance, this time in the Journal of the JANMA for the month of November. It was also printed in The Missouri Chiropractor in their October issue. The Journal of the Kansas Chiropractic association also featured an Enzymes, Inc. article on drug nutrient depletion, by our own Dr. Rusty Lieberman, in their Fall 2006 issue. Wow – that’s quite a bit of Enzymes, Ink (ha, ha)! We’ll do our best to keep it up.

Enzymes, Inc. reps have been across the nation the past couple of months as well, attending various seminars and trade shows. Let’s see, there was: Natural Products Expo East in Baltimore at the beginning of October, the Illinois Chiropractic Society on the 20th and 21st of October in Springfield, Illinois, The American Academy of Environmental Medicine annual meeting followed October 26th-29th in Hilton Head, South Carolina, The Unified Chiropractic Association of Oklahoma fall convention was held November 4-5 in Tulsa, the Weston A. Price Wise Traditions event was one of the best we’ve ever attended – it was held in West Chantilly, Virginia November 10-12. It was held succinctly with the CAM Expo West in Los Angeles, California, November 11-12. It was a skeleton crew around the office!

Coming up we will be attending the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine (A4M) event in Las Vegas, December 7-10, The Missouri Chiropractic Association District II meeting in Kansas City December 15-16, and the annual Parker Seminar in Las Vegas, February 7-9 in 2007.

That’s quite a bit of action for a small business like Enzymes, Inc. Only our biggest competitors (employing hundreds of people) are able to keep up with us! Again and again we are considered to be at the very top of the enzyme-based nutritional supplement industry. Our superior quality products, customer service, and attention to details set us apart from the “big guys” for sure. Thanks again for reading, and choosing Enzymes, Inc. for your enzyme supplement and probiotic needs.

We hope to see you soon!

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