Dear Doctor Snyder;

I would like to share three particular experiences that I have had during my use of SEACURE.

The first is a 71-year-old male who developed ulcerative colitis in November 1997. He was started on Asacol with slight improvement, but still did not feel well. He had fatigue and continued to have difficulty gaining weight. He was then started on SEACURE 6 capsules a day and in six weeks he felt significantly better with relief of his fatigue, a gain of ten pounds and was able to discontinue his Asacol without any problem. He has remained off his Asacol and has only been on SEACURE for the last seven months. In addition his anemia was completely resolved.

The second patient is a 73-year-old white male with diabetes who presented to me with an ulcer on his left ankle in August 1998. He was sent for whirlpool treatments and various type of wound care with some improvement, but never had complete resolution. Initially he was reluctant to take supplements but finally in December he tried the SEACURE at 10 capsules a day. After one week he was re?evaluated and his chronic ulcer which had not healed in four months was almost completely healed. I was quite impressed as was the patient.

The third patient is a 44-year-old white female with breast cancer who underwent a mastectomy and implant at the same time. It was recommended that she take SEACURE along with Vitamin C and multivitamins to promote wound healing prior to surgery and while hospitalized. It was noted by the surgeons and the nurses who took care of her that her healing on the third postoperative day was significantly better than they had ever seen in any other patient undergoing the same procedure.

As I begin to gain more clinical experience with the use of SEACURE, I can see it has a place in my supplemental regimen and I anticipate that my use of SEACURE as a supplement will continue to grow.

Sincerely,

William H. Stephan, M.D.