Over 60 Million Americans Can Benefit from Zinc-Carnosine. Will They Be Your Customers?

Zinc-Carnosine is the remarkable story of a dietary supplement that has been proven to support stomach health – offering a safe, simple and natural approach. Here, you’ll learn of Zinc-Carnosine’s decade of clinical studies as an alternative therapy and its unique mode of action that supports the natural metabolic defense mechanisms.

Dan Murray, VP of Business Development, Xsto Solutions

Dan Murray is VP of Business Development at Xsto Solutions, based in Morristown, New Jersey, but he resides in Atlanta, Georgia. In the past he was responsible for bringing new supplement products through the regulatory and commercialization process and for sales and technical support of various vitamin product lines and other novel, branded dietary supplement and functional food ingredients. With more than 20 years’ experience in the nutrition and food production business, he has worked with products ranging from meat and poultry, baking and beverages to enzyme and vitamin supplements. Dan has a degree in Animal Nutrition from the University of Kentucky and has previously held sales, marketing and product management positions with Central Soya, Roche Vitamins, Rhodia Food, Lonza and InterHealth. He occasionally contributes articles for industry publications including Nutraceuticals World, Total Health and Health Products Business and Beverage World.

• Probiotics must be expertly produced and conscientiously handled, manufactured and packaged.

• Probiotics must survive well on the shelf, under a variety of conditions.

• Probiotics must survive exposure to stomach acid and be delivered alive to the gastrointestinal tract.

Learn how the best products stand out from the crowd.

Tim Gamble, Vice President, Nutraceutix, Inc.

Tim Gamble, vice president of sales and marketing for Nutraceutix, Inc., since 2004, brings a successful 25-year track record in business-to-business and consumer sales, marketing and management to the experienced Nutraceutix team. Tim leverages an extensive background in technology and product development to contribute to the company's industry-leading position in producing superior probiotic products.

In the last few years, Tim has been an instrumental part of the Nutraceutix executive team that has driven explosive growth for the company in all probiotic categories, solidified the market leadership position and consumer awareness of Nutraceutix patented processes and technologies like LiveBac® and BIO-tract®, and championed a variety of novel, innovative probiotic products like Immunobiotix®, Viablend®, ProbioSphere® and PrimeBiotix®.

Tim leads Nutraceutix's involvement in clinical and academic research engagements, serves on the board of the International Probiotics Association and maintains Nutraceutix's membership with the DSEA.

Tim and his wife, a senior administrator for a preeminent academic medical center, live with their two young sons in Seattle. He is actively involved in the local community, enjoys recreational activities with his family and the occasional round of golf.

Nutrition and Enzymes

This presentation will focus on the importance of digestion and how good digestive health can help support the health of the rest of the body. Special attention will be given to the role that digestive enzymes play in ensuring that the food we eat becomes the source for energy and nutrients needed to sustain health and vitality.

Nena Dockery, MS, Technical Resources Manager, National Enzyme Company

Ms. Dockery provides valuable input in the areas of formulation and the selection of new ingredients, evaluating each ingredient for safety, efficacy, and dosing. She is also directly involved in organizing NEC’s research endeavors, and oversees issues related to patents, including NEC’s patent submissions. She keeps abreast of developing regulations in the dietary supplement industry and ensures that the appropriate NEC personnel are informed of all aspects of new regulations. She also provides safety and regulatory input for current and proposed product development projects. Nena is an active member of the Enzyme Technical Association where she co-chairs the Dietary Supplement committee. She is also an active member of the American Herbal Products Association.

Ms. Dockery holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Zoology from the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, and did Master’s work in the area of Endocrinology and Histology. She also holds a Master of Science in Nutrition from the University of Bridgeport.