Digestive Enzymes Alone are Not Enough – Enzyme Spectrum Complete Simultaneously Promotes Healthy Digestion Enhances Nutrient Absorption Reduces Inflammation Neutralizes Phytic Acid in Your Diet

Ever Wonder Which Supplements a Top Natural Practitioner Takes? Over 12 years in clinical natural medicine, Shauna Young, PhD, CTN, educator, formulator and published author has seen 1,000’s of clients from every U.S. State & beyond. Dr. Young now uses her unique experience in health consultation to create Assertive Wellness products, targeted to those common nutritional voids that most need supplementing in addition to superior diets - Products to supply & optimize lacking key nutrients while always respecting & prioritizing supplements within budgets. As with many crucial nutrients; deficiencies in our water, soil & modern farming practices result in reduced levels of enzymes in our foods. Even if you eat many organic & raw foods, you’re still lacking in enzymes. To help people get their requirements we decided years ago to create our own custom blend. We’ve always included primary enzymes like Bromelain, Papain, Lipase & others of recognized function, and also some lesser-known bonuses such as Catalase. Now in 2013 we’ve also added the highly important enzyme Phytase. Carried within both gluten & non-gluten containing grains & other common foods is a form of phosphorus called Phytic Acid, or "Phytate". Your body can’t make use of Phytate so it bumps around causing inflammation, undesired mineral chelation & other problems. Although various amounts of both Phytate & Phytase enzymes are contained in many foods, unfortunately the problematic Phytate does not break down at cooking temperatures while Phytase is destroyed. Supplementing with Phytase provides a defense against reasonable levels of Phytate. We doubt that any level of supplemented Phytase can negate the regular consumption of grains, but it’s nice to provide backup to those who want to minimize their exposure & consequences. 100% Money Back Empty Bottle Guaranteed