I did look, but only found the following, about 85% of the way down
the page, at:

http://www.seniorjournal.com/NEWS/Nutrition-Vitamins/2-06-04AntiAgProducts.htm

"Scientific Health Products"

"Primary claims were various disease treatment claims, including
'prevents degenerative disease and age-related health problems,'
most commonly, heart disease and cancer."

"Issued warning letter in August 1999, with follow-up inspection in
July 2000."

"Company modified claims for some, but not all, products, and
destroyed some catalogs. In May 2001, company agreed to cease
operation."

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Adios to them.

I also found something resembling your Bio, and it appears you were
not living in Utah, nor participating in the drug biz during the
time the other Scientific Health Products was in business, but from
your reaction to the FDA letter I posted, your honesty on that
matter wasn't really in doubt.  To be frank, now that I feel like
I've gotten to know you just a little bit better, you seem like an
honest fellow.  A little misguided, perhaps, but basically honest.

I also searched for the Dr Wimmer who ran the first S.H.P. and found
nothing.  Nothing on the brains behind Quadex.

I poked around a bit looking at Debacterol, but only enough to note
that it looks like another product that is priced about eleventy
times higher that it oughta be.  But, strictly speaking, that's
between you, them, and the buyer, and none of my business, until it
starts creeping around the edges of free forums, like this one (or
into my email box, though the automatic trashcan there, works real
swell.)

Naturally, though, my curiosity is somewhat piqued as to how a nice,
slightly misguided guy like you ended up in the biz so close to the
bottom of the internet feeding barrel.  Not that there's anything
wrong with that.  And, I suppose, too, that's really none of my
business, either.

Happy Merry RamaHanuKwanzMas,

Mike