TRANSFORM

Glucose is a sugar that provides energy for your body's cells. Maintaining balanced glucose levels is important for energy, brain function, blood sugar regulation, physical performance, mood, and metabolism. Consult a healthcare professional or dietitian for personalized guidance.

Your body uses special cells to make digestive enzymes, which help break down foods into nutrients that can be used by your body. When your body is unable to digest a certain food, it simply passes right through you, depriving you and your body of any of the benefits it would have provided. Most enzymes help your body break down a specific type of food, like carbohydrates sugars, fats, proteins, or dairy.

Transform contains 12 different enzymes. Each is listed below: GCE™, A. sucrase, Alpha amylase, Protease I, Lipase, Protease IV, Lactase, Protease II, Cellulase, Alpha galactosidase, HemiSEB®, Beta amylase Alpha amylase: This enzyme helps break down carbohydrates into sugars, potentially slowing the absorption of glucose in the bloodstream.

Thermogenics are substances that boost metabolism and increase calorie burning by promoting heat generation in the body. Thanks to our unique pairing of enzymes, our GCE™ thermogenic has a powerful knack for finding pesky fat reserves in your body, and then converting that “fuel” into natural energy.

These enzymes may help break down your food into a form of molecules your body needs or prefers.

Yes, Transform helps maintain already healthy glucose levels, which—when kept in check—can certainly help to ease bloating, reduce gas, and even help improve energy and mood.

It can certainly help. One sign of an upset/unbalanced body is your skin. Using Transform to achieve healthy metabolism is a great place to start.

This product is free of shellfish and peanuts, and it is non-GMO.

Independent research from a third-party research institute on plant enzyme technology for glycemic control spurred the development of Transform. These studies were not done on our finished product but did confirm the viability of using a powerful plant enzyme blend for the conversion of sugar to fiber. Based on this research, the head of our Scientific Advisory Board led an internal, open-label pilot study, which demonstrated measurable, compelling results and played a significant role in driving the development and launch of Transform.

Yes, we're collaborating with accredited research institutions to conduct further studies in a more rigorous setting. We anticipate the completion of these studies in the first half of 2024.