Immunosyn Announces the Successful Completion of First Phase 'Proof of Concept Trial' in Europe for Treatment of Diabetic Ulcers With Biopharmeceutic...( LA JOLLA Calif. Jan. 17 /- Immuno...),Health

LA JOLLA, Calif., Jan. 17 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Immunosyn Corporation (OTC Bulletin Board: IMYN) announced today that the first phase of a formal "Proof of Concept Trial" for the biopharmaceutical SF-1019 has been successfully completed in Europe for treatment of Diabetic Ulcers.

The Board of Immunosyn was advised as to the success of this important phase of the "Proof of Concept Trial" by Argyll Biotechnologies, LLC its strategic partner and largest shareholder. Argyll Biotechnologies is the developer and licensor of SF-1019, for which Immunosyn has been granted the world-wide rights to market, sell and distribute under an exclusive license agreement.

The primary purpose of the "Proof of Concept Trial" is to further evaluate the safety and efficacy of SF-1019 in the treatment of Diabetic Ulceration and its effect on Diabetic Polyneuropathy in Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus by both subcutaneous injection and by topical application.

Regarding the "Proof of Concept Trial," Professor Angus Dalgleish, MBBS, BSc, MD, FRCP, RACP, FRCPath, FMedSci, Chief Scientist and Consultant Medical Officer for Argyll Biotechnologies, LLC stated that, "This first very important phase in the development of SF-1019, which was undertaken at a European venue, has indicated that SF-1019 promotes wound healing and almost certainly induces growth factors." "When systemically delivered, SF-1019 has shown the rapid resolution of long standing chronic lesions which is very impressive. And the topical application of SF-1019, while showing promise, in that a 5mm deep wound became closed, needs, as expected, unlike the subcutaneous method, more short-term development in order to improve the delivery methodology," he added.

Clinical Director for Argyll Biotechnologies, David Maizels, MD, MSc, MRCS, LRCP, has also advised that, "Because of the positive results, which both the independent clinical team and I have observed during the first phase of the "Proof of Concept
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