Enzymedica Announces Expo West Activities
Monday, February 15th, 2010Enzymedica has confirmed its activity for this year’s Natural Products Expo West Trade Show, held March 12th – 14th at the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, California.
Enzymedica will launch their new Premiere Research line of science-based formulas at an educational lecture featuring neurobiologist Cyndy D. Sanberg, PH.D and author Jason E. Barker, N.D. Also planned is a book signing by pharmacist and syndicated columnist, Suzy Cohen, R.Ph.

Suzy Cohen, R.Ph.
Visitors to Enzymedica’s booth #1558 will be the first to preview the Premiere Research product line, which includes science-based formulas for cognition, antioxidant, and blood sugar health.
The company will sponsor an educational seminar on Saturday, March 13th, from 3:00-4:00 pm in room 207C to present new research for healthy aging featuring enzyme-based nutraceutical blends. Speaking at the lecture are renowned researcher and neurobiologist Cyndy D. Sanberg, PH.D., along with author and lecturer Jason E. Barker, N.D. Lecture attendees will receive educational handouts and an opportunity to sample full size versions of the new Enzymedica products.
On Friday, March 12th at 2:00 pm Suzy Cohen, nationally syndicated author of the “Dear Pharmacist” column, will be signing her newest book, “Drug Muggers” in the Enzymedica booth. Considered America’s most trusted pharmacist, Cohen is a licensed pharmacist with over 20 years of clinical experience. A free copy of Cohen’s book will be available to the first 200 retailers and media who attend the signing.
Also available in the Enzymedica booth will be information and materials detailing the Autism Hope Alliance, a nonprofit foundation of which Enzymedica is a founding member.
Enzymedica manufactures the award winning formulas Digest and Digest Gold, the two top selling digestive enzymes on the US market according to SPINS, a market research and consulting firm for the Natural Products Industry.






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