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GLP-1 drugs can result in nausea, vomiting, loose bowels or constipation, delayed gastric emptying, gastroparesis as well as gastric acid and lipase secretion problems. Alongside these symptoms, weaning off GLP-1 can result in episodes of acute hunger, anxiety and fatigue. This webinar will cover how products in the Enzyme Science Range can support a client on, and tapering off of GLP-1 medications.

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A gut disorder can manifest at varying levels of intensity and severity, with practitioners most wanting to understand how the strategy should be adjusted to match client’s presentation, and medication. In this webinar we will go through the mechanisms and dosing strategies for IBS, food sensitivity, histamine intolerance, ulcerative colitis, Crohn’s, Diverticulitis.

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We will explore the functional causes of heartburn and reflux including hypochlorhydria, LES dysfunction, and H. pylori. We’ll cover nutritional and supplemental approaches, including DGL, bitters, and enzyme support—with case studies highlighting real-world challenges and successes, and go through the most relevant products from the Enzyme Science range

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Enzymes have a strong evidence base for use in blood clot prevention, blood pressure reduction, improvement in blood circulation, blood pressure. Enzymes can also make improvements to blood lipids such as cholesterol and triglycerides, reducing risks of atherosclerosis and arteriosclerosis. In this webinar, I will explain the mechanisms, evidence base and dosing strategies for using enzymes for cardiovascular outcomes.

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Practitioners are always working with enzymes; they simply call them different things. Immune response, digestive system, hormone synthesis, and detoxification are all terms that refer directly to the activities and functions of the 10,000+ natural enzyme systems in the human body.   Common nutritional interventions, whether they be to stimulate liver function, hormonal balance, or immunity, are successful because they support the activities of enzymes. Enzymes can also be used directly for systemic effects. They are potent and rapid disruptors of biofilms, have antifungal and antibacterial actions, can dissolve LPS, cross the blood-brain barrier, dissolve histamine, reduce pain, coagulation, cholesterol – and disrupt many more inflammatory processes.

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