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In Brief: 4Health

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4Health: Introducing Nature's Secret Rezyme, a two-part "digestive program" consisting of a "high-potency vegetarian enzyme that enhances the digestion of all vital food groups, including protein, fats, carbohydrates and dairy," and "a natural digestive rebuilder composed of herbs and nutrients designed to strengthen and rebuild the body's own digestive system," the Boulder, Colo.-based dietary supplement firm says. Another new product, Nature's Secret Candistroy, is a two-part program "designed to combat Candida as well as replenish the intestinal system with beneficial bacteria," 4Health claims. Both products are being introduced in health food stores, including GNC, nationwide. A 15-25 day supply, consisting of 150 tablets (75 tablets of each part) of Rezyme is $19.95 suggested retail and Candistroy is $25.95. A print ad campaign for the products is slated to commence in the fall. Ads for Rezyme will run in books including Energy Times, Natural Health, Delicious, Vegetarian Times and New Age Journal starting in September, and Candistroy ads will break in October...

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