FACTOR4 WEIGHT CONTROL™ & POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS SYNDROME

Who would have thought that a simple weight control shake, containing Power Amino Acids™, would turn out to be highly beneficial in combating Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome?

Soldiers and contractors returning from Iraq are increasingly facing post-traumatic stress disorders that lead to marital discord, alcohol abuse and personal injury. Not only are there currently 140,000 soldiers active in Iraq but there is a vast second army of contractors, up to 126,000 Americans, who are working for the US government in Iraq.

1,000 of these contractors have died, 13,000 have been injured and 24% show symptoms of post-traumatic stress syndrome. Clinical symptoms include wide mood swings, insomnia, nightmares, anxiety attacks, anger reactions and loss of cognitive skills accompanied by “hollow vacant eyes.”

According to Dr. Scheele, President and CEO of NovaLife, Inc., Power Amino Acids™ contained in Factor4 Weight Control™ energy shakes contain the direct precursors to neurotransmitters in the brain and provide the following benefits to those suffering from post-traumatic stress

syndrome:

Power Amino Acids™:

· Nourish the brain with essential amino acids™ within minutes

· Provide essential amino acid precursors for neurotransmitter health

· Increase clarity of thought

· Help to sharpen memory

· Provide a calming effect that stabilizes mood

· Increase feelings of comfort, satisfaction and well-being

· Relax the body and enhance restful sleep

· Reduce anger, stress, rage and aggression

· Help to relieve depression

· Help to relieve drug and alcohol dependency

· Increase pep, energy, activity, stamina and endurance

George A. Scheele, M.D.

Dr. Scheele, the Founder, President and CEO of NovaLife, Inc., is a world renowned nutrition expert who is board certified in Internal Medicine. He recently developed Factor4 Weight Control™, a delicious nutritional shake, which achieves sustained weight control and also can be an effective weight loss shake. Factor4™ also combats Post-Traumatic Stress Syndrome.

Trained in Medicine at Johns Hopkins and UCSF, Dr. Scheele served as Professor of Medicine at The Rockefeller University, Yale University School of Medicine and Harvard Medical School and participated in work that won two Nobel Prizes in Medicine, awarded in 1974 and 1999.