Dr. Houston's Blog
The Mold Question
Q: Are your enzymes grown on aspergillus and is there any aspergillus or mold in the enzyme product? A: First, let's get the wording correct. Enzymes are not "grown on" Aspergillus,... Read More
Goodbye, gallbladder; hello, enzymes
I recently had my gallbladder removed, an experience shared by a great many people. My only symptoms had been two episodes of pain after eating a meal fairly high in fats. Read More
Finding Your Perfect Enzyme Protocol
The most difficult part of my job is trying to answer the many questions I receive from customers. Read More
Capsule and tablet size
"How big are the capsules?" "What do the chewable tablets look like?" Read More
DPP IV discovered! Again!?
The year 1999 doesn't seem that long ago to me. That was the year I found that some food-grade protease blends contained an unusual enzyme, DPP IV (dipeptidyl peptidase IV). Read More
Not just chicken feed
Every so often I go to www.pubmed.com which directs to www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed, the National Library of Medicine at the National Institutes of Health. Read More
Can you get a fungal infection from enzymes?
Can you get a fungal infection from enzymes? I recently addressed this question with a parent who had concerns about giving their child fungal-derived enzymes. Aspergillus allergies come in all sizes. Read More
Webinar now on our site: The Role of Enzymes in Autism, Gut Issues and Food Intolerances
Our recent webinar was a great success - thanks to all who participated. We recorded the webinar and have archived it on our site here. Read More
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