Health Care Professionals Collaborate to Launch New Web Site on Enzymes
The Enzyme Research Group (ERG) is a consortium of health care professionals who have launched a portal for enzyme research on the Internet. The goal is to provide the latest information, research and case studies on enzyme's evolving role in healh care. (www.enzymeresearchgroup.net)
San Francisco (PRWEB) July 13, 2005 -– The Enzyme Research Group (ERG), a
consortium of health care professionals, announced today that they have launched
a new Internet site (www.enzymeresearchgroup.net) that will help bridge the
knowledge gap on enzymes as dietary supplements and provide the most up-to-date
information and research on their evolving role in health care. The ERG was
founded for the purpose of bringing the academic and healing community together
to strategically gather effective and proven clinical research on enzymes for
the sake of advancement in nutrition therapy, prevention and optimal health for
the individual.
The ERG welcomes the participation of alternative
medical clinics throughout the US to share clinical data on this site. The ERG
hopes to make sure that the evolving role and up-to- date information on enzymes
in health care is available to clinicians, academia and researchers.
“We
believe enzymes play a crucial and exciting role in optimal health,” said
Victoria Hamman, Naturopathic Doctor. “As health care professionals, in
collaboration we can develop more reliable enzyme therapy protocols for the
prevention and optimal health of those who count on us for nutritional
counseling.”
“I’m very happy to be part of this consortium of health care
providers whose goal is to advance the knowledge and research of enzymes for
good health, said Betty Kamen, PhD, author of more than 20 books and hundreds of
articles on nutrition and health. “I have been educating about the value of
enzymes for a variety of conditions for several decades now. I believe we have
finally evolved enough in alternative health care that enzymes are being
recognized as a critical component in creating good health and
well-being.”
Enzymes have been studied in Europe for over 50 years.
However, most of the research has been focused on glandular or animal based
enzymes. ERG will also open up the opportunity for published research on plant
based and microbial sourced enzyme therapy. ERG will include as many
collaborative groups, health professionals and projects to ensure a
comprehensive and efficacious outcome. For more information, log onto www.enzymeresearchgroup.net. Media contact: Constance St. John
415-454-2243 or e-mail protected from spam bots.
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