GoodPhyte

Run with us. Join the GoodPhyte.

Athletes put so much intention into what goes on the plate — tracking protein, planning carbs, timing meals, choosing nutrient-dense foods and investing in performance from the inside out.

But getting it in is only part of the story.

Taken with a meal, GoodPhyte’s phytase helps break down phytic acid found in foods like grains, nuts, seeds and legumes, helping unlock nutrients from the carefully prepared food you’re already working so hard to fuel with.

Think of it as an extra layer of support for your nutrition plan — helping you get more from what you’ve already paid for, prepped for and trained for.

You’re doing the work.
You’re eating the food.
Now help your body access more of it.

Run with us. Join the GoodPhyte.
Fuel smarter. Train hard. Access more of you.

Your healthy snack already has the moves… it just needs the right dance partner.

Nuts. Seeds. Legumes. Hummus. Edamame. Whole grains. These are nutrient-dense foods we love — and they also naturally contain phytic acid.

Enter phytase.

Phytase is the digestive enzyme that helps break down phytic acid, helping make the nutrients in those foods more accessible.

So no, we’re not breaking up with the snacks. We’re just bringing a better partner to the dance floor.

Phytic acid + phytase. Now that’s a duo.

Stayin’ alive, stayin’ nourished.

DigestiveEnzymes

BACK TO SCHOOL. BACK TO YOU.

Support your September routine with 30% off IB Defense (60 capsules). Use code “BACKTOSCHOOL30” at checkout from now until September 16 (link in profile).

Because back to school means back to busy.
And your digestion could use a little support.

We saw it. We heard it. And we want to keep the conversation going.

Dave Asprey recently brought attention to phytates — something we’ve been talking about at Goodphyte for a long time.

Take this bowl, for example.

Almond milk. Nuts. Seeds. Whole grains.

Foods that are everyday staples in many households — and foods that can naturally be high in phytic acid (phytates).

Here’s the important part: these foods are absolutely part of a healthy diet. Don’t stop eating them. Educate yourself.

Phytic acid can bind to minerals like iron, zinc, magnesium and calcium, making some of those nutrients harder for your body to access.

That’s where phytase comes in.

Phytase is the digestive enzyme in Goodphyte that helps break down phytic acid and helps release the micronutrients already present in the foods you eat.

So keep the nuts. Keep the seeds. Keep the whole grains.

Don’t eliminate them. Goodphyte them.

A modern solution to an everyday nutrition problem.

Find it here.
Goodphyte.com

Maybe your biggest endurance event isn’t a race.

Maybe it’s September.

Back-to-school mornings. Packed lunches. Workdays. Practices. Appointments. Dinner. Homework. Repeat.

And somewhere in there… you’re supposed to have energy for you, too.

Before you reach for another cup of coffee, think about what your body is actually getting from the food and supplements you’re already taking.

GoodPhyte’s phytase helps break down phytic acid so your body can better access key nutrients like iron, zinc, magnesium + calcium from the foods you eat.

Because keeping up with everyone else takes fuel—and being able to absorb that fuel matters.

Fatigued → Fierce.

September is coming. Stock up now and put GoodPhyte into your back-to-school routine.

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