In our Conference Corner Kristin Selby Gonzalez updates us with, “SO WHERE HAVE WE BEEN LATELY IN THE AUTISM COMMUNITY????”

On Oct 28^th US Autism and Asperger Association launched it’s 6^th Annual World conference in Seattle, Washington and Enzymedica was there! Attendance was approx. 250 people many of which had never heard of enzymes. This particular conference had a large group of the attendees on the autism spectrum themselves. I was on the parent/practitioner panel with a special education attorney, one of the directors of the conference and a world renowned biomedical doctor which took place Sunday at 1:00 to 2:30.

On Nov. 4^th Enzymedica headed to Barbados where AutismOne and Spectrum Possibilities joined forces to host the first autism conference for this country. Several hundred were in attendance. My lecture was titled Sensory Savvy 101 and I explained what Sensory Integration was and defined many of the options that are available today through different therapies. I also explained how diet and digestion played a key role. In addition, I was on a Mother’s Panel in the later part of the day where Moms came together and shared their stories of hope and inspiration to those who were just beginning their journey. There was one mother who stood up with tears in her eyes and said she felt empowered and believed that she could soar! She said she once believed that everything was hopeless and now believes anything is possible and is excited to learn more. It happened to be this mom that won an Enzymedica Basket!

On Nov. 11 I headed to St. Pete Beach, Florida where the National Autism Association was holding their conference. Enzymedica was an exhibitor and I will be on a parent/practitioner with some top doctors in autism and a very inspirational mother, which took place Friday evening. On Saturday afternoon I was a guest speaking briefly in Raun Kaufman’s lecture.

All of the conferences have been great and at the US Asperger and Autism conference and the National Autism Association Conference we were fortunate enough to be able to film for our Internet TV show called: Autism Approved. We have been able to interview some top experts in the autism community. Please check out www.voiceamerica.TV and look under health and wellness and check out our show.

With 1 out 91 children (between the ages of 3 to 17) being diagnosed today, it is a great honor to represent Enzymedica on the front lines to offer tools and resources to families who are in great need for education. As a mom myself of a son with autism I feel it is a privilege to help the autism community in any way we can. Our kiddos are getting better at any age and together we can make a difference!

Florida based enzyme manufacturer Enzymedica, Inc., is proud to announce the launch of the “Hope in Every Bottle” campaign.

A long time supporter of the autism community, Enzymedica has invested significantly in both research and education to promote awareness of the diagnosis, and its associated digestive concerns. The new campaign is an interactive invitation and calls on Enzymedica’s retail partners and consumers to join the cause.

Hope in Every Bottle

When customers purchase specially marked bottles of Digest Spectrum, they will discover a unique code on the label thanking them for their purchase, inviting them to www.HopeInEveryBottle.com to activate their donation online.

Once activated, Enzymedica will donate $1 for every 30 count bottle of Digest Spectrum. For every 90 count bottle the company will contribute $2.^{^} The donation will go to the Autism Hope Alliance (AHA), a nonprofit educational foundation providing hope for families facing autism spectrum disorder diagnoses, through education, funding, and volunteerism.

At www.HopeInEveryBottle.com visitors can read about Autism Hope Alliance projects, watch a live donation counter viewable by state, connect with others via the Hope in Every Bottle Facebook page, and learn more about digestive sensitivities and Digest Spectrum.

Enzymedica Supports the Digestive Needs of the Autism Community

“Common diet modifications for children on the autistic spectrum include gluten-free, casein-free, and the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, along with supportive digestive enzymes,” shares Kristin Selby Gonzalez, Enzymedica’s Director of Autism Education.

Digest Spectrum is the latest addition to the Digest™ product lineup, and the flagship product of the “Hope in Every Bottle” campaign. Specifically formulated to address multiple food sensitivities, Digest Spectrum offers support for lactose, gluten, casein, and phenol digestion, and is a perfect companion for individuals on restrictive diets.*

With no corn, rice, soy, potato, gluten, casein, sugar, or fillers, Digest Spectrum is the ideal digestive aid for individuals with multiple sensitivities.

Considered America’s #1 Enzyme Brand, Enzymedica’s Digest and Digest Gold are the two top selling digestive enzymes on the US market according to SPINS, a market research and consulting firm for the Natural Products Industry.

To learn more about the campaign, please visit www.hopeineverybottle.com. To learn more about Digest Spectrum, or other Enzymedica enzyme products, visit www.enzymedica.com

About Enzymedica, Inc.:
Florida-based Enzymedica, Inc., was founded in 1998 to offer consumers targeted enzyme products that address digestion issues, food allergies and intolerances, cardiovascular issues, immune function and inflammation. The exclusive Enzymedica Thera-blend™ process combines different strains of each major enzyme to work more broadly in the digestive tract and throughout the entire body. Enzymedica’s products are made from only the .

^{^} Up to $100,000. Must visit www.HopeInEveryBottle.com to activate donation.

*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.

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From the makers of America’s #1 Selling Enzyme Brand, comes Digest Spectrum™, the latest addition to Enzymedica’s award-winning Digest product lineup, which includes Digest Basic™ and Digest Gold™.

Digest Spectrum™ Addresses Multiple Food Sensitivities in 1 Complete Formula

Specifically formulated to address multiple food sensitivities, Digest Spectrum offers support for lactose, gluten, casein, and phenol digestion, and is a perfect companion for individuals on restrictive diets.

“Enzymedica is thrilled to announce that we will launch Digest Spectrum at this year’s Autism One conference in Chicago, IL,” shares Kristin Selby Gonzalez, Enzymedica’s Director of Autism Education.

Enzymedica Supports the Digestive Needs of the Autism Community

While autism is generally considered a neurological disorder, it is not uncommon for autistic children to face additional health challenges, including digestive difficulty, sensitivity, and intestinal inflammation.

“Common diet modifications for children on the autistic spectrum include gluten-free, casein-free, and the Specific Carbohydrate Diet” continues Gonzalez, “and supportive enzymes are often used.”

With no corn, rice, soy, potato, gluten, casein, sugar, or fillers, Digest Spectrum is the ideal digestive aid for individuals with multiple sensitivities. Also of note is the single capsule dose.

About the Enzymedica Sponsored Lectures at Autism One

Digest Spectrum will launch amid a flurry of educational activity during the conference. Enzymedica will host two interactive lectures in the Madison Room, and exhibit on behalf of the Autism Hope Alliance (AHA), the nonprofit educational foundation of which Enzymedica is a founding member.

Friday, May 28^th, 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM, Tom Bohager, expert author of “Everything you Need to Know about Enzymes,” and Enzymedica’s Founder and Operating Chairman will discuss the benefits of therapeutic enzyme nutrition in a lecture titled, “Enzyme Therapy and Autism.” Earlier that day, from 1:45 PM – 2:45 PM, Enzymedica’s Director of Autism Education, Kristin Selby Gonzalez will share, “Sensory Savvy Strategies 101.”

Autism One conference attendees who are present at either of the two Enzymedica hosted lectures may receive a complimentary bottle of Digest Spectrum, available at the Enzymedica booth following the lectures.

Special Foods for Special Needs

Along with Digest Spectrum, Enzymedica will launch a new instructional DVD at the conference, titled, “Let’s Go Shopping: Special Foods for Special Needs.”

To learn more about Enzymedica, Digest Spectrum, and their work with the Autism Hope Alliance, visit www.Enzymedica.com and www.AutismHopeAlliance.org.

About Enzymedica, Inc.:

Florida-based Enzymedica, Inc., was founded in 1998 to offer consumers targeted enzyme products. Considered America’s #1 selling enzyme brand sold by health food store retailers, Enzymedica’s products are made from only the highest quality plant and plant-based enzymes.

About the Autism Hope Alliance:

Dedicated to the recovery of children and adults from autism, the Autism Hope Alliance advocates hope for families facing the diagnosis through education, funding and volunteerism to promote progress now and into the future.

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On Friday, April 2nd, Enzymedica participated in the Light it Up Blue project to show awareness for World Autism Awareness Day.

According to the Light it Up Blue website:

“On the night of April 1, prominent buildings across North America and the world including the Empire State Building in New York City and the CN Tower in Toronto, Canada will be lit up blue to raise awareness for autism and to commemorate World Autism Awareness Day on Friday, April 2.”

Enzymedica actively participates in the autism community via their partnership with the Autism Hope Alliance. (AHA) Dedicated to the recovery of children and adults from autism, the Autism Hope Alliance ignites hope for families facing the diagnosis through education and funding.

To show support for this initiative, Enzymedica employees wore blue, yellow and red to represent the puzzle piece for the Autism Hope Alliance.

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Gary, Dorette, Tammy and Dan from The Enzymedica Team

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On Friday, April 2nd, Enzymedica will be participating in the Light it Up Blue project to show awareness for World Autism Awareness Day.

According to the Light it Up Blue website:

“On the night of April 1, prominent buildings across North America and the world including the Empire State Building in New York City and the CN Tower in Toronto, Canada will be lit up blue to raise awareness for autism and to commemorate World Autism Awareness Day on Friday, April 2.”

Enzymedica actively participates in the autism community via their partnership with the Autism Hope Alliance. (AHA) Dedicated to the recovery of children and adults from autism, the Autism Hope Alliance ignites hope for families facing the diagnosis through education and funding.

To show support for this initiative, Enzymedica employees have been invited to wear blue on Friday. Pictures will be coming soon to show how Enzymedica celebrated World Autism Awareness Day.

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