Help Needed

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( Mod. note: ie. Commercial posting. I am allowing this, not because of the

reasons stated in their message, but because of their treatment of Candida

albicans. I think that needs to be shared with the group. I also like it that

they are a small, off beat company.)

 

 

 

We hope the group can help in this request.

 

We are a small Irish seaweed research company involved with two of the major

universities in the research and development of seaweeds and algae as

bio-pharmaceuticals and the commercial growth of such species in controlled

aqua-farms.

 

Over the last four years as a result of the research of particular species we

have we have developed a 100% natural formulation called PHYCOPLEX which has

shown in tests to actually kill the unicellular yeast Candida albicans, a

particularly opportunistic microorganism and the cause of several potentially

fatal infections in humans, targeting a wide variety of locations including the

digestive system, urinary tract, genital areas, lungs and airways and the mouth.

And as a consequence, after response of users, a very effective treatment in

diagnosed Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS).

 

To allow us to continue the development of this formulation through clinical

testing, not only in it's effect on IBS and Candida, but also other indications

as to it's use as an appetite suppresser, use in weight management and reported

effect in the treatment of Herpes Zoster (Shingles), we need to bring this

product to the market to provide the funding for this continuing research into a

new, effective, bio-pharmaceutical. Therefore, as we are purely marine

researchers, having little knowledge of marketing, we are seeking information as

to where we could use our limited marketing funds to promote the product in the

U.S. and the U.K. Either obtaining knowledge as to the best health magazines to

approach for advertising and articles, or people in the U.S.having the ability

and funding to take this product to the market in a possible partnership. We

have brought the product up to standard in pots of 60 x 400mg vegicaps (vegan

safe) to the FDA labelling compliance regulations, and have set up the facility

in house for mail order to proceed. If anybody can give us any ideas,

suggestions, we would be grateful.

 

Thank you.

 

Alan Heath

Project Director

Dolphin Sea Veg Co

Belfast. N.I. U.K.

e.mail: heatha.net

http://www.dolphinseaveg.com