| 'I'll Have What She's Having'
NEW YORK, Feb. 28 /PRNewswire/ -- As the American public claims to move away from the emulation of too-skinny models, a new survey(1) reveals 81 percent of women would take a diet pill to achieve Carmen Electra's body. Findings also show 21 percent of respondents would quit their jobs, 9 percent would leave their significant other and 7 percent would rob a bank if they too could look like Carmen Electra. "Healthy diet and exercise are the cornerstones to any weight-loss management program, but taking a supplement like NV(TM) is a safe, effective way for many people to kick-start or enhance their results," said Dr. Darren Burke, director of research and development for NV(TM). "These survey results demonstrate to us the relevance and need for a product like NV(TM), which we created not only to help women lose weight, but also to increase energy and improve the condition of hair, skin and nails." The survey also reveals how women prioritize weight loss and perceive their own bodies.
Press Invitation: Interview with Bruce Marko, MD Board Certified ...
Bruce Marko, MD, Hair Restoration Surgeon and Expert will be available for interview Thursday, February 22nd, 2007. Dr. Marko will provide insight on the landmark announcement from the US Food & Drug Administration (FDA) approving the medical laser device, the HairMax LaserComb(R), created by Lexington Laser International, LLC of Boca Raton, Florida. According to Dr. Marko, who is the only Hair Restoration Surgeon in the area to provide a compete Laser treatment program for hair restoration, "we have found this comb to be a great supplement to our in-office procedure, it is the third product that provides a solution to hair loss to become FDA approved and the only such product that provides drug- free treatment. This announcement is great news for the 55 million men and 25 million women in the United States who suffer from hair loss." Dr.
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