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Sunday, 03/21/2021 8:49:03 PM

Sunday, March 21, 2021 8:49:03 PM

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On March 26, 2018, an asset purchase agreement was entered with Immunotech Laboratories, Inc whereby the Exclusive License Agreement for the Patented Immunotherapy Treatment for the care of HIV/Aids and Hepatitis C patients, the Forty Nine Percent ownership in Immunotech Laboratories BG, all equipment and licensing of intellectual property associated with the Patented treatment in exchange for a secured note receivable, common stock of Enzolytics, Inc. issued to Immunotech Laboratories, Inc., and assumption of certain debt from Immunotech by Enzolytics, Inc.

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Enzolytics, Inc. is an organization with full indefinite licensing rights of the Irreversible Pepsin Fraction (IPF) peptide molecule for the specific treatment of the HIV/AIDS indication. The Company is dedicated to the commercialization of these License rights of the IPF for the treatment of Aids and Hepatitis C as well as potential other treatments for life threatening diseases. IPF is a peptide molecule that has a strong affinity to bind with the HIV virus’ peptide components identified as gp41 and gp120 antigens, rendering them as super antigens, and taking away from them their stealthiness and their capability to destroy the immune system. In addition to this mechanism of action, IPF will also enhance and upgrade the immune system components and criteria, as such resulting in a double impact approach of both behaving as a novel fusion inhibition treatment as well as an immuno-modulator. Enzolytics, Inc., in contrast to other biotech start-ups is based on a proven technological foundation and has scientifically demonstrated that its novel molecule IPF for the treatment of HIV/AIDS is a viable alternative and complimentary treatment product.

ITV, produced by Enzolytics, Inc. is a brand-new specific protein for the treatment of HIV and other viral infections. For the first time a naturally occurring strong binding with gp41 HIV-1 envelop protein “in vitro” was demonstrated.