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Australian research found that over 36,000 people aged 15 and over are hospitalised each year as the result of an injury sustained while playing sport. Motor sports, water sports and
Each year, around 1.5 million Australians see their doctor about fatigue and low energy. These energy crises often result from one or more of the following factors: poor nutrition (from
Gluteneze can be beneficial for those who struggle with grain, gluten, and carbohydrate digestion. This formula is well known to help reduce the occurrence of symptoms of medically diagnosed gluten
In 2017-2018 Australian statistics revealed alarming statistics of excess weight. They found that 25% of children and adolescents were classified as overweight, whilst 67% of adults were classed as overweight.
Longevity means something quite different to each of us. For some, it’s striving to prevent age-related decline; for others, it’s maintaining a youthful appearance or being able to enjoy life
If you are feeling uncomfortable after eating, the questions below may begin to point to some clues. Anything from stress, to your diet, may be influencing how you feel after you
Written by Alissa Mack BHSc (Nat), Sales Consultant, Lifestyle Enzymes In 2011, back pain and associated problems was the third leading cause of the disease burden in Australia and in
Enzymes are necessary for healthy immune function. Within the human body white blood cells are especially rich in enzymes, helping to digest and destroy any foreign substances that enter the
Written by Alissa Mack BHSc (Nat), Sales Consultant, Lifestyle Enzymes. Digestive enzymes support the body’s mechanisms and are also the perfect addition to supplement nearly all treatment
Amongst the millions of people who cope with frequent or even daily chronic pain, many believe that their only hope for relief lies in using pharmaceutical medications, but there are
Digestive enzymes may assist to inhibit biofilm formation and degrade the biofilm structure. Research shows digestive enzymes, such as Protease, Lipase, Amylase and Cellulase can be potent antibiofilm agents. They
When we get to the point where we’re not making enough of certain enzymes, and we’re not making up the shortfall through diet and supplements, our bodies may not have