The analysis of test data from a human study involving ChitoSense™ clearly shows a statistically significant weight loss for the test group compared to placebo. The double-blind, placebo controlled study involved 59 women and was independently conducted by the Genesis Center for Integrative Medicine in Graham, Washington over an eight week period that included Thanksgiving and Christmas. The data shows that 62% of the ChitoSense test group lost weight while 83% of the placebo group either gained weight or stayed even. By the end of the study, the average weight differential per person between the ChitoSense test group and the placebo group was 5 lbs. A statistically significant decrease in waist measurement was also observed in the test group. The study was based on a free-living protocol and did not involve a calorie reduced diet or exercise program. The study was published in the May issue of JANA (Journal of American Nutraceutical Association). The human study data also supports previous laboratory findings showing that ChitoSense’s unique formula resulted in exceptional fat-binding performance far in excess of competitors.