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Smart Metabolism, Inc. (the "Company") was founded in November 2004 and is providing physical therapy clinics with proprietary software and hardware systems alongside programmatic methods for helping their clients to effectively manage the illnesses called obesity and overweight (results). The implementation regimen we have developed relies on hard scientific data for health discovery so physical therapy clinicians can assist with clients' efforts to improve their own health understanding and improvement.

Obesity and overweight as an illness category are vast and ever increasing. Studies indicate that two thirds of the U.S. adult population today is obese or overweight, yet physicians do not have at their disposal an effective treatment, let alone a remedy. As a result, the disease is underreported. In fact, obesity and overweight are reported in only 10% of patient visits today despite the prevalence of the condition. Our program, delivered by physical therapists to patients referred by doctors, has demonstrated its effectiveness with treating the illness.

Through the regimen we have developed and in partnership with hardware, software and requisite equipment providers, the Company is distributing a protocol for treatment, including training on how to administer the protocol, to physical therapists in the U.S. These practitioners are best equipped to implement the system because they have:

• Existing infrastructure that is under capitalized (the clinic and exercise equipment)
• Appropriately trained staff
• A counselor/advisor based patient relationship that is non-threatening to the target market
• Existing referral networks with physicians in order to readily capture patients
• A motivation to generate new and increased revenues as insurance providers apply cost-saving pressure to their traditional practice

Smart Metabolism, Inc. is providing physical therapists with the means to deepen and strengthen their existing and new patient relationships. Additionally, the program offerings from the Company give physical therapists the means to broaden the frequency of patient referrals provided to them by physicians.