40 Degrees Younger

Clinical Photographic Assessments

Objective:
Determine the effectiveness of a hand treatment regimen on aging skin.

Clinical Study Participants:
Female subjects, between the ages of 40 to 75 years, in good health and exhibiting aged hands, were instructed not to use any other topical agents on their hands except the supplied regimen for the duration of the clinical study.

Test Products and Application:
The subjects were supplied with two test products: 40 Degrees Younger™ with QStan/D™ Age Reversal Serum and Transform Daycream. The Serum was to be applied twice daily, morning and evening. The Cream was to be applied in the morning.

Procedures:
During the one (1) month study, three (3) visits were scheduled. The first visit established a baseline (day 1). Follow-up visits were scheduled at 2 weeks (day 14) and 4 weeks (day 28).

Each subject agreed to have their hands initially examined to determine if they were medically eligible for the clinical study. Both hands were then photographed using a Fugi Finepix S7000 digital camera. These photographs served as a baseline record.

Color index of the skin was measured using a Cortex Technology DSM II Colormeter. A white light source, measured and recorded the erythema (redness) and melanin content of the skin. Baseline photographs were compared to photographs taken at 2 weeks and at 4 weeks. Any improvements in skin appearance were recorded as Minimal, Moderate, Marked or No Change.

Note: All before and after hand photos are actual photographs taken during the clinical study phase of 40 Degrees Younger™ with QStan/D™. Individual results may vary with use of our products and we encourage you to read application directions carefully before beginning use.

The Results of Using 40 Degrees Younger™

Using a high speed, fine resolution digital camera, photographs of the female subjects were taken of the untreated hand and the hand treated with 40 Degrees Younger™ with QStan/D™ at both 2 weeks and again at 4 weeks. These are the results . . .

Subject	Age	Untreated		Treated
		2 Weeks	4 Weeks	2 Weeks	4 Weeks
S. S.	55	No Change	Minimal	Minimal	Moderate
E. W.	58	Minimal	Moderate	Minimal	Moderate
P. R.	53	No Change	No Change	Moderate	Marked
S. L.	56	Minimal	No Change	Marked	Marked
J. G.	61	No Change	No Change	Marked	Marked
Untreated Hand Percentages: At 2 Weeks: 67% had No Change in appearance 33% had Minimal improvement At 4 Weeks: 66% had No Change in appearance 17% had Minimal improvement 17% had Moderate improvement			Treated Hand Percentages: At 2 Weeks: 40% had Minimal improvement in appearance 20% had Moderate improvement 40% had Marked improvement At 4 Weeks: 40% had Moderate improvement in appearance 60% had Marked improvement

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Summary of
Clinical Study Terms
and Procedures

BASELINE:

A "before" treatment photograph is taken of the hand to record the various characteristics the clinical study will evaluate.

COLOR INDEX:

A Colormeter using a white light source records the erythema (redness) and melanin (the dark pigmentation) of the skin.

FLUORECENCE:

Scans of the skin were made to measure the markers for determining various forms of skin tissue damage.

MARKERS:

Tryptophan, Pepsin Digestible Collagen Cross Link and Collagenese Digestible Collagen Cross Link. For more details on these markers studied, click on the link below.

SCIENTIFIC RESULTS:

The data confirms the impressive positive effects resulting from only 4 weeks of treatment with 40 Degrees Younger™. There is a reasonable medical probability that continued product use will produce even more dramatic results.

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