Dr. Mary Jo Johnson graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 1985 and has been practicing in the Indianapolis area since 1993. Dr. Johnson has trained extensively over the past 10 years with Dr. Howard F. Loomis Jr. of the Food Enzyme Institute. She was one of the first physicians in the United States to be certified as an internal Health Specialist from Logan University.
Dr. Johnson is an expert in identifying and removing causes of nutritional deficiency.
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Food is supposed to be the best medicine, but many people who eat well according to conventional wisdom still experience indigestion, bloating, joint and muscle pain and host of other discomforts – and many of these discomforts are the direct result of the food we eat. In recent decades there have been tremendous changes in the ways food is processed, and some of these innovations have lessened the accessible nutrition in food, particularly fruits and vegetables.
Learn what these changes are, how they give new meaning to the phrase ‘empty calories’ and how to compensate for them in order to avoid ‘food side-effects’ and gain the greatest nutritional benefit from your food dollars.
When plant enzymes were first discovered by scientist they were declared an enemy of plants, and science spent a hundred and fifty years destroying enzymes in the food supply. It turns out plant enzymes are not enemies of plants or foods but rather an indispensable component of the nutritional puzzle.
Without enzymes, even the best diet will fail to provide nutrition to the human body. Learn what nutritional enzymes are, where they ‘re found, what function they perform, and how to insure your diet has an adequate supply of enzymes.
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