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About the Formulator
Dr. DicQie Fuller holds a Ph.D. in Nutrition and Health Sciences; and is the Founder and
President of Transformation Enzyme Corporation. Transformation was founded on her belief that everyone
is entitled to the most healthy and vital lifestyle they are capable of obtaining. With over a decade
of clinical experience specializing in enzyme therapy and nutrition, she is actively involved in
researching the health benefits of enzyme supplementation.
Dr. Fuller's interest in holistic health began over 20 years ago when her daughter,
Coleen, became ill and was given a short time to live. Frustrated with traditional treatments, she began
to research natural and non-traditional therapies for an answer. Through extensive research and data,
Dr. Fuller was able to monitor everything her daughter consumed (vitamins, minerals, food, etc.) Soon
she discovered her daughter's inability to properly digest, utilize, and eliminate food. With this new
knowledge, her research turned to Dr. Edward Howell's work on plant enzymes. Coleen began the plant
enzyme supplementation and experienced rapid and lasting results. From that point, Dr. Fuller began to
use plant enzyme supplementation clinically and personally; and not only is her daughter alive and well,
but enzyme therapy has become Dr. Fuller's life's work.
As the company's leading spokesperson, Dr. Fuller is continually sought after for health
seminars, conventions, and committee meetings. She has appeared on ABC, PBS, and several national radio
talk shows. Her significant contribution to the rapidly growing awareness of the importance of enzymes
and nutrition have been honored in Who's Who of Women Executives, Who's Who of American Women, and Woman
of the Year 1990.
Dr. Fuller has published extensively, including articles on the use of enzymes in
nutrition, body typing, glandular therapy, and appetite and weight control. She co-authored a book with
Dick Couey, Ph.D. of Baylor University, entitled Living Longer: Questions You Never Knew To Ask, Answers
You Can't Live Without.
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