Patty Clements
Impact Your Health
P.O. Box 813
Whitehall, MT  59759
800-875-3544
406-287-3906
Fax: 406-287-9349

Study Group Profile

Background:

NK cell activity (Lytic Units) ina healthy  population 150-225
NK cell activity (Lytic Units) inthe U.S. population 20-50

Study Group Size and Gender:

• 107  participants:
• 59 females
• 48 males
• Average age: 53 years
• Youngest: 17 years
• Oldest : 83  years

Presenting Disease as  a Percentage of the Total Study Group:

• Cancer 50%
• Chronic Fatigue  Syndrome 30%
• Others 20%
• Including Lupus, Allergies,  Fibromyalgia, Blood Disorders, Chronic Infections,
• Recurrent Infections,  Autoimmune Diseases, and Cervical Dysplasia/Metaplasia.

All Study Group Participants Recorded Significantly Higher NK Cell Activity.

• Average initial NK cell activity 18 Lytic Units.
• Average final NK cell activity 246 Lytic Units.
• Average monthly  increase in NK cell activity by participants 28.25 Lytic Units.
• Average percentageof improvement 1,267%.

Treatment  Period:

• Total participant  treatment time 1,422 months.
• Average participant  treatment time 13.2 months.

Number of Capsules Used by Participants:

2-8 per day. 20.

Graphical Illustration of Clinical Study

• Average NK Cell activity in a Healthy Population is 150-225
• Average U.S. Population NK Cell  activity is 20-50
• Study includes over 1400 Treatment  months for 107 patients
• Average monthly increase by patients was 28.25 Lytic Units

• Participant profile: Average age  53 ( youngest: 17 - oldest: 84)
• Diseases presented by study  participants
  - Cancer
  - Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
  - Lupus
  - AIDS,  HIV
  - Hepatitis C
  - Allergies
  - Colitis
  - Chronic Infection
• Low NK Cell count is associated with a wide spectrum of human illnesses

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