Dr. Houston

Welcome to Dr. Houston's Corner. I understand that the subject of "enzymes" can be intimidating to some. This section of the site is intended to educate the lay public on enzymes and their uses. Having spent the better portion of my life researching enzymes gives me a great appreciation for their power and usefulness. I hope to instill that same appreciation in you.

Archive for 2010

Timing

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Remember to take enzymes near the beginning of each meal; with the first few bites is fine. Here is a Q and A on capsules and timing from our newsletter:Q:  We've been using your enzymes for about a year and they've made a huge difference for my daughters and me.  Today my eight-year-old took a No-Fenol capsule and a […] Continue Reading…

Have your say: Take our new survey

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What can we do to better help you in 2011?What would you like in a new product? What would you like in a new product?  How is the web site working for you?  What do you want from the newsletter? What are we doing that keeps you coming back?  Where do we need improvement?Take our new survey which […] Continue Reading…

Let’s go to NAA’s National Autism Conference

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We are preparing for the National Autism Conference in Tampa, Florida - November 11-14. Houston Enzymes will be an exhibitor and Dr. Devin Houston will be a speaker.We hope you can join us! http://www.nationalautismconference.org/

Seminar in Cincinnati October 19

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Join us for a special event in Cincinnati - Tuesday, October 19"The role of enzymes in Autism and gut issues"Hosted by the Cincinnati Biomedical Interventions Support Group Dr. Devin Houston, Ph.D., biochemist and CEO of Houston Enzymes, will be speaking on the use of enzymes.  Dr. Houston was the first to develop enzymes targeted for children with autism.There will be time for questions and answers. Date: […] Continue Reading…

Stomach acidity: To betaine or not to betaine

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My anatomy professor in college amazed us naive students one day by drinking a glass of diluted hydrochloric acid (HCl).  We thought it was a death-defying stunt until he told us the amount of acid in the glass was less than the acid content of our stomach.Americans continue to be fascinated by the whole issue of stomach acid.  From […] Continue Reading…

Enzymes for gray hair?

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Over the past year, reports have surfaced indicating that gray hair may be caused by an accumulation of hydrogen peroxide in hair shafts.  This appears to be a result caused by deficiencies in certain metabolic enzymes such as catalase, methionine sulfoxide reductase, and tyrosinase.It didn't take long for some dietary supplement companies to take this information and provide a […] Continue Reading…

The Problem with “Studies”.

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Today I came across a study indicating that diet plays no role in autism.  You can see the article here.  Of course we don't see the actual data.  All we see is a sensational headline that sounds like a definitive conclusion.  Even so, it is easy enough to pick this study apart. One, it was a small study with only […] Continue Reading…

Enzymes: Not Just for Kids!

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The great majority of our customers are families living with autism.  They find that enzyme use helps support their children's digestive system: firmer stools, more regular movements, less gas and bloating, etc.  Because these parents are so focused on their children's health, they often forget about their own health needs.  We want to remind everyone that enzymes can help […] Continue Reading…

Webinar May 12 – The Role of Enzymes in Autism: Hope or hype?

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I hope you will join me for my next webinar -  "The Role of Enzymes in Autism: Hope or hype?"  I will be presenting live on May 12, 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Eastern, 9:00 am - 10:00 am Pacific.  After my presentation, I'll answer questions from attendees. Reserve your seat now, click here. -Devin Houston

Next Event in San Antonio March 20

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Date: Saturday, March 20, 2010 Time: 10:00am - 12:00pm Location: Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church (Gym) Street: 6914 Wurzbach Rd City: San Antonio, TX Hosted by: San Antonio National Autism Association Central Texas More info: Contact Irma Canfield at itcanfield@gmail.com or 210-262-6740, or Cindy Kelley cindy.kelley@houston-enzymes.com.