Tuesday, June 29, 2004

NEW HOPE FOR TYPE II DIABETICS.... FIRST TRIAL OF INNOVATIVE TREATMENT PROVING SUCCESSFUL! HEE Corporation Announces Update on Trial Treatment Monday June 28, 4:00 pm ET HUTCHINSON, Kan.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 28, 2004--HEE Corporation - (OTC - PK - HCCF) would like to provide an update on Ron Brooks and Stan Casad's treatments. This treatment for Type II Diabetes was derived from plants currently grown only in the Asian Region. The herbs are processed into tablets that are taken 2 times a day for 8 weeks and then once a month to maintain the pancreas. The treatment will be administered through licensed clinics and practitioners throughout the World. The trial participants have now completed 4 days of treatments out of the eight weeks and the results to date are as follows: Both Ron Brooks's and Stan Casad's sugar levels have dropped substantially over the first four days the readings at 8:00 am each day are as follows:                 Ron Brooks           Stan Casad    Arrival         231                 215          Thursday June 24th    Day 1           147                 187          Friday June 25th    Day 2           137                 157          Saturday June 26th    Day 3           141                 198          Sunday June 27th    Day 4           110                 134          Monday June 28th (Normal blood sugar levels for an adult male is approximately 90.) Mr. Brooks had stopped taking his medication, for the control of his Type II Diabetes, upon his arrival. Prior to his arrival Mr. Brooks had been taking 45 Mg of Actos once a day and 12 Mg of Glyburide four times a day with food 30 minutes before eating to try and control the blood sugar in his body. Stan Casad had been managing his Diabetes through diet and other means and was never on any medication. This is incredibly significant as anyone with Type II Diabetes knows that up until now, the only effective way of controlling it was through medication usually using insulin. Both gentlemen are very encouraged and excited by the initial results and look forward to completing the treatment cycle. Mr. Brooks and Mr. Casad are under the personal care of the doctor who developed this incredible medical breakthrough treatment. ABOUT HEE CORPORATION The HEE Corporation was founded for the purpose of marketing a new and extremely promising treatment for Type II Diabetes. HEE has acquired the worldwide distribution rights for this diabetic treatment. Just in the United States type II Diabetes has reached epidemic levels with 18.2 million confirmed cases and an estimated 5 million cases that are undiagnosed. Hundreds of billions of dollars world wide is spent each year on the treatment of this disease. For more information about the Company contact Shannon @620-663-3333 or visit our web site at www.hee-corp.com. http://www.hee-corp.com/HEE_Press-new.htm#June_24,_2004 9:15:40 AM    comment [] SCIENCE TO THE RESCUE - NEW GADGET FOILS CELL PHONE THIEVES - AND OTHERS... Steal it but it won't work A necklace fob has been designed to stop people leaving phones or laptops behind in a cafe - or stop thieves who have taken a gadget from using it. Most portable electronic devices have one thing in common: they rely on a battery, says Norwegian inventor Rolf Hansen in patent application W0 2004/40886. So Hansen has combined the battery with a "watchdog" component that keeps the battery working only while it is receiving a unique code from an ultra-low power radio transmitter worn on a necklace. When the communication fails, the battery bleeps a warning, saves any open files and then shuts down. This stops someone making unauthorised calls on your phone - or extracting private data from your PC. Unless they steal the necklace too. 8:58:26 AM    comment [] Decaf straight from the plant IF YOU prefer decaffeinated coffee, there may soon be a tastier, entirely natural brand available. Brazilian investigators have discovered varieties of the most popular coffee plant from Ethiopia that don't contain caffeine. Decaffeinated coffee is expensive to make from normal coffee, and doesn't taste as good, as solvents used to extract the caffeine also remove some flavour compounds. But now a team led by Paulo Mazzafera at the University of Campinas has discovered the first naturally decaffeinated varieties of the Coffea arabica plant. "This species is responsible for more than 75 per cent of traded coffee," Mazzafera says. His team believes the decaf plants lack functional caffeine synthase, the enzyme crucial for making caffeine from theobromine in leaves (Nature, vol Decaf straight from the plant IF YOU prefer decaffeinated coffee, there may soon be a tastier, entirely natural brand available. Brazilian investigators have discovered varieties of the most popular coffee plant from Ethiopia that don't contain caffeine. Decaffeinated coffee is expensive to make from normal coffee, and doesn't taste as good, as solvents used to extract the caffeine also remove some flavour compounds. But now a team led by Paulo Mazzafera at the University of Campinas has discovered the first naturally decaffeinated varieties of the Coffea arabica plant. "This species is responsible for more than 75 per cent of traded coffee," Mazzafera says. His team believes the decaf plants lack functional caffeine synthase, "So far, caffeine-free natural coffees have been Madagascan species which are outside the mainstream, and not easy to breed from," says Pablo Dubois, head of operations at the International Coffee Organization in London. But Mazzafera hopes the decaf strains could hit the market within five years.     8:56:40 AM    comment []

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