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Zhittya Genesis Medicine announces: Free Zoom Webinar: Parkinson’s Disease Sufferers Motor Skills Improve by 50% After Medical Research Study

First-In-Human Study of FGF-1 into the Brain with a Novel Intranasal Treatment for Parkinson’s Disease

June 21, 2022 10:00 AM EDT

LAS VEGAS, June 21, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Zhittya Genesis Medicine, Inc. (a private company) (“Zhittya”), announced that they will be hosting a webinar on June 23, 2022 at 3:00 PM Pacific Time presenting evidence and analysis of improvements in Parkinson’s Disease sufferers in Zhittya’s Medical Research Study. To register for this webinar and see the visual and analytical improvements in the motor functions of Parkinson’s Disease sufferers visit zgm.care.

Analysis of motor scores indicates that the human test subjects had a 50% improvement in their motor skills. Zhittya’s study utilized their human FGF-1 biological drug candidate in conjunction with a proprietary intranasal delivery device to introduce its medicine into the brain. The patients received two escalating doses of intranasally-delivered FGF-1 and were monitored for adverse events. Thusfar, no adverse events have been seen in the subjects during the medical research study nor following the conclusion of the dosing regime. Analysis of videos, patient surveys, and observations from the principal investigator show promising signs of motor and cognitive improvement.

Again, Zhittya will be hosting a free Zoom webinar entitled: Parkinson's Disease Medical Research Study: First Look at the Data from the Intranasal Delivery of FGF-1. This webinar will broadcast at 3:00 pm (Pacific time) on Thursday, June 23, 2022. Viewers will learn more about the results of this completed research study and will be able to see data first-hand on the safety and efficacy testing collected so far. To register for the webinar please go to the company’s website: zgm.care.

Over the last five years, a new medical hypothesis has been proposed that Parkinson’s disease may be initiated by vascular disruption in the areas of the brain which house dopamine-producing neurons. The theory holds that, over time, micro-vascularization in the brain becomes blocked, narrowed or leaky, leading to blood flow restriction, which prevents the affected neurons from receiving proper nourishment. This disruption of a natural biological process can lead to the classical symptoms of Parkinson’s disease, including tremor and gait disturbances. Very promising improvements in motor skill testing have been seen with FGF-1 in both rodent and primate models of Parkinson’s disease. In these models, it was demonstrated that FGF-1 acted as a “disease modifying agent” by regenerating new dopamine-secreting neurons. These neurons becoming dysfunctional in Parkinson’s disease and are widely acknowledged to be the root cause of the disease. Zhittya’s administration believes that this medical research study not only brings Zhittya’s FGF-1 closer to market, but could be considered a disease-modifying-agent in the treatment of Parkinson’s Disease.

Again, Zhittya’s free Zoom webinar on the first-in-human results from our FGF-1 intranasal delivery study in Parkinson’s disease subjects will air on June 23, 2022, at 3 pm Pacific time (6 PM Eastern time) To register for the webinar, go to: zgm.care

About Zhittya Genesis MedicineZhittya Genesis Medicine, Inc. is advancing a group of drugs which trigger the human body’s natural regeneration process. Our medicine initiates a biological response in the human body referred to as “therapeutic angiogenesis,” which will only occur in diseased tissues that become ischemic due to a lack of blood flow. In those areas with insufficient blood flow, the drug stimulates the growth of new blood vessels, providing nourishment and removing metabolic waste products, thereby re-establishing normal cellular functions. In addition to the brain disorders described above, the company also has promising evidence that FGF-1 is a potential new treatment for coronary heart disease, peripheral artery disease (PAD) and diabetic foot ulcers. Currently, over 75 human diseases are known to be caused by lack of blood flow to a tissue or organ. The Company’s management has been working to advance its proprietary medicines for over 23 years and has expended in excess of $150 million USD to date in support of these efforts. To learn more, please visit: zgm.care

Zhittya Contact:

Daniel Montano, CEOZhittya Genesis Medicine, Inc.702-802-8373 [email protected]

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