Mr. Gary Bennett

Gary Bennett Marketing and Communications Manager
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Gary Bennett, MBA

Marketing and Communications Manager

Mr. Bennett has been with NEC since 1998, he is responsible for the strategic development and overall operations of the marketing department.Mr. Bennett has over 13 years of public relations, sales, marketing and advertising experience.Through the marketing department at NEC, Mr. Bennett has dedicated his marketing knowledge to educating the public about supplemental enzymes and their use.He has successfully taught thousands of people about the benefits of enzymes and their need as a daily supplement.

Email: gbennett@nzimes.com

Phone: 800.825.8545 x 2111

According to Gary Bennett, marketing manager at National Enzyme Co., Forsyth, MO, "Without enzymes, human life would cease to exist…digestive enzymes help break down food into smaller components so that the body can absorb nutrients."

More than a dozen digestive enzymes exist, and each type breaks down a specific type of nutrient.For example, amylase in the saliva breaks down carbohydrates; protease helps break down protein; and lipase aids in digestion of fats.Deficiency in a specific type of enzyme can cause trouble, as in the case of lactose intolerance.The primary sugar in milk, lactose, is broken down by an enzyme called lactase."Thirty percent of Americans lack an ability to produce lactase, and therefore experience major discomfort due to their inability to digest milk and milk products," said Bennett.

According to Bennett and other sources, everyone can benefit from digestive enzyme supplementation."People don't necessarily need to have a digestive problem to need enzymes; if you eat cooked or processed foods, you need them," he said.

"Enzymes aid in digestion because most of the food we eat is processed and overcooked and therefore void of enzymes," said Gary Bennet, marketing manager at National Enzyme Company.
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"Although enzymes are sold by weight, they are measured in activity units," said Bennet.
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Its best-selling product is its broad-spectrum digestive enzyme blend, according to Gary Bennet, marketing manager."We also do very well with our anti-inflammatory proteolytics and our antioxidant-enzyme delivery system," he said.

According to Gary Bennett, marketing manager at National Enzyme Co.in Forsyth, MO, "Without enzymes, human life would cease to exist ...that the body can absorb nutrients."

Gary Bennett, marketing manager, National Enzyme Co.: It starts with sourcing the highest quality ingredients available.Those ingredients are double-checked with customer specifications.
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Bennett: Our company holds two certifications: GMP certification through NSF International and VPP/Star site status through OSHA.

Gary Bennett, marketing manager, National Enzyme Company (NEC), Forsyth, MO, said his company is doing its part in the education process through its non-commercial website for both retailers and consumers.Speaking about enzymes specifically, he said, "To help teach retailers and consumers about enzymes, NEC offers a web site called Enzyme University located at www.enzymeuniversity.com.

Gary Bennett, marketing and communications manager for National Enzyme Company in Forsyth, MO concurred, adding, "More and more people are reaching into the bathroom cabinet and taking a dietary supplement, and enzymes are not far behind."
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"We realize we are educating our competitors' customers, but we are willing to take that risk because it is important to educate consumers and retailers about the benefits of enzymes," Bennett said.
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"We eat processed food where the enzymes have been destroyed," Bennett said.