For Immediate Release:
Good Morning America Features the Medicine Hunter and Enzymatic Therapy Products!
Chris Kilham gives ABC the inside scoop on his worldwide herbal research and Enzymatic Therapy® nutritional supplements and natural medicines.
GREEN BAY, WI (December 2, 2008) -- As a member of the Enzymatic Therapy Scientific Advisory Board and the founder of Medicine Hunter Inc., Chris Kilham has conducted medicinal research in over 20 countries. He recently appeared on ABC’s Good Morning America to discuss his adventures and the unique natural medicines offered by Enzymatic Therapy. Covering a selection of products whose origins ranged from Siberia to Peru, Kilham explained how some ancient herbal formulas that have been passed down from generation to generation.
Addressing the quality of herbal formulas, Kilham noted that, “The science on herbs is very good now so there are lots of clinical studies out there we can point to.” He also highlighted the unique USDA certification on Enzymatic Therapy’s
True Organics™ Cranberry supplement.
Discussing his unique career, Kilham noted how lucky he was to be able to combine his love of travel and the discovery of exotic herbal medicines. An author and teacher, Kilham lectures extensively on holistic health and botanical medicines throughout the United States and abroad. He has been featured in numerous news and magazine articles including Wall Street Journal, Parade, Boston Herald, Vogue, Natural Health and Men’s Health.
To see Kilham’s segment on Good Morning America, visit
http://abcnews.go.com/video/playerIndex?id=6167143
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Enzymatic Therapy, Inc., based in Green Bay, Wisconsin, is North America’s leading manufacturer and distributor of over 200 dietary supplements and natural medicines. ETI is an FDA-registered drug establishment and a certified organic processor. The company’s products and ingredients are collectively the subject of over 2,500 independent, peer-reviewed-published clinical trials and studies. For more information, visit
www.enzymatictherapy.com