December 12, 2006 -- Phoenix, AZ -- Damage to immune function is now a recognized result of just living and participating in a modern society. Common everyday stress and dietary compromise have been shown to suppress immune function at a time when we are more aware of the role of the immune system than ever before. The December, 2006 issue of the Townsend Letter, Examiner of Alternative Medicine declares on the cover “Immune Support That Works!” and presents a substantial and convincing comprehensive study of Refined Lacteal Complex in comparison to all major product categories of dietary supplements claiming immune supporting capability.

In the past 10-15 years many claims by foods and dietary supplements have suggested help with supporting and sustaining our immune function. We have heard of the claims of the benefits to our immune system from Vitamin C and herbs such as Echinacea. We may have experienced some apparent benefit but until now no single supplement with all the right characteristics had emerged. This study reported by the Townsend Letter on Refined Lacteal Complex suggests that the right supplement has indeed been found and that using such a product is simple, safe and effective. For anyone who cares about sustaining good immune function, this is an important study.

The Refined Lacteal Complex Ai/E¹º® was developed by Dietary Ingredient Solutions, LLC of Phoenix, Arizona and is marketed by numerous companies worldwide as a standalone product and dietary supplement ingredient. Over 120,000,000 servings of Ai/E¹º® have been safely consumed worldwide and sales continue to expand. The Townsend Letter publication follows the publication of numerous clinical trials and other research by Dietary Ingredient Solutions, LLC over the past 12 years demonstrating the immune supporting capability of their product. For further information contact David L. Bergsma at 480-773-6020 or the Ai/E¹º® web site www.aie10.com .

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