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EXHIBIT 10.01

                      AGREEMENT TO MANUFACTURE AND PURCHASE

This agreement, between Imagenetix, Inc. ("IMAGENETIX") a California
corporation, and Wiley Organics, Inc. dba Organic Technologies ("Organic"), an
Ohio corporation, shall be effective as of the first day of January, 2000 (the
"Effective Date"), and witnesses the following:

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WHEREAS, IMAGENETIX desires to enter into a multi-year exclusive contract with
ORGANIC for the purchase of formulations containing Cetyl myristoleate.

WHEREAS, Organic has technical and manufacturing ability to manufacture
formulations of Cetyl myristoleate and desires a multi-year contract with
IMAGENETIX to supply exclusively to IMAGENETIX all formulations containing Cetyl
myristoleate.

WHEREAS, IMAGENETIX has full legal authority to enter into this agreement with
ORGANIC for the purchase of formulations containing Cetyl myristoleate.

WHEREAS, Organic has demonstrated technical capability, manufacturing capacity,
and full legal authority to enter into this agreement with IMAGENETIX for the
manufacture and sale of formulations containing Cetyl myristoleate.

NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants and promises herein set
forth, the parties hereby agree as follows:

1.   DEFINITIONS

     "CM" means the organic ester, Cetyl myristoleate and all formulations
     containing the same. CM is formed from the reaction of Myristoleic acid
     (cis-9-Tetradecenoic acid) and Cetyl alcohol (1-Hexadecanol). CM is derived
     from petroleum and/or animal sources, is manufactured under Good
     Manufacturing Practices and used by IMAGENETIX as a neutriceutical product.

     "CMO-20" means CM that complies with the specification as set forth in
     Attachment "A".

     "CMA-20" means CM that complies with the specification as set forth in
     Attachment "B".

     "Calendar quarter" is defined as one fourth of a calendar year as measured
     in three months increments beginning on January 1.

     "Confidential Information" means valuable information, owned by IMAGENETIX
     or ORGANIC as described in Attachment "C".

2.   CM PURCHASE REQUIREMENT

     ORGANIC agrees to make available to IMAGENETIX a maximum quantity of 3,000
     kilograms of CM per calendar quarter during the term of this Agreement.

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     IMAGENETIX may at its option, order either CMO-20 or CMA-20 from ORGANIC
     and ORGANIC shall produce and sell said specified type of CM, provided
     IMAGENETIX gives ORGANIC 90 day advance notice regarding the type of CM
     requested.

     If IMAGENETIX fails to specify the type of CM required, or fails to order
     products in a timely manner as set forth in this agreement, ORGANIC will
     have the option to manufacture and ship to IMAGENETIX those minimum
     quantities of that type of CM which resulted in more orders over the
     previous 90 day period, and invoice IMAGENETIX for the calendar quarterly
     minimum quantities accordingly.

     IMAGENETIX may place additional purchase orders for CM during the first
     term or any renewal term of this agreement. In each and every case, if
     IMAGENETIX issues orders in excess of the calendar quarter minimum, ORGANIC
     shall have up to ninety (90) days after the date on which an order is
     received from IMAGENETIX to produce and ship the additional CM.

     Order dates shall determine the calendar quarter when each applicable
     transaction occurs, i.e., if CM is ordered during the latter weeks of one
     calendar quarter and delivered during the following calendar quarter, CM
     will be counted in the earlier calendar quarter.

     Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions of this section, in the event
     ORGANIC fails to ship to IMAGENETIX on a timely basis as set forth in this
     agreement sufficient CM to satisfy all orders for any two consecutive
     calendar quarters, IMAGENETIX will have the right to purchase CM from other
     suppliers of IMAGENETIX's sole choosing. If IMAGENETIX elects to purchase
     quantities of CM beyond ORGANIC's ability to supply, ORGANIC will have-an
     additional 90 days to remedy the CM supply shortfall. Upon receipt by
     IMAGENETIX of written notice from ORGANIC that it can supply all or a
     fraction of the excess CM required by IMAGENETIX, IMAGENETIX shall reissue
     orders to ORGANIC for the fraction of CM ORGANIC certifies it can supply,
     provided that said additional amounts are still required by IMAGENETIX.

3.   Price

     The price for the first 3,000 kilograms of CM which is ordered on a
     calendar quarterly basis shall be U.S.$70.00 per kilogram F.O.B. shipping
     point. For each additional kilogram ordered beyond 3,000 kilograms per
     calendar quarter, the price shall be U.S.$60.00 per kilogram. If the total
     amount ordered in any one calendar quarter exceeds 6000 kilograms, Organic
     shall discount all quantities ordered during said calendar quarter to
     U.S.$60.00 per kilogram FOB shipping point.

     Notwithstanding the foregoing, if IMAGENETIX receives bona fide offers by
     another company to supply CM that meets all of the specifications in
     Attachments "A" and/or "B", and further, if IMAGENETIX seeks a price
     reduction from ORGANIC based upon such a competitive offer, the parties
     shall follow the following procedure to obtain price reductions from
     ORGANIC.

          a. IMAGENETIX shall send notice to ORGANIC that a lower competitive
          price for CM has been received and that IMAGENETIX desires ORGANIC to
          reduce its price for future purchases of CM to within 120% of the
          competitive price.

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          b. IMAGENETIX shall provide independently verifiable evidence of the
          lower competitive offer and warrant that it receives or anticipates
          receiving no economic interest in the entity offering CM at a lower
          price, beyond the simple and straightforward purchase of CM.

          c. ORGANIC shall have up to 90 days from the notice referred to in
          3(a) to initiate a price reduction for future orders to within 120% of
          the competitive price.

     If ORGANIC provides the above Notice of CM Price Reduction to IMAGENETIX
     within 90 days as indicated, and further, provided ORGANIC is supplying
     quantities of CM ordered by IMAGENETIX and otherwise not in breach of this
     agreement, ORGANIC shall thereby preserve its exclusive CM supply position
     with IMAGENETIX.

     If ORGANIC fails to provide Notice of CM Price Reduction within 90 days as
     required, and thus fails to offer pricing within 120% of the competitive
     offer, IMAGENETIX shall be free of requirements to purchase CM from ORGANIC
     and this agreement shall be subject to immediate termination by either
     party.

4.   Ordering, Invoicing, Shipment and Payment Terms.

     All orders for CM by IMAGENETIX shall be in writing, by Purchase Order in a
     form acceptable to ORGANIC. ORGANIC shall provide IMAGENETIX with an
     acceptable purchase order form upon execution of this Agreement.

     Following each shipment of CM to IMAGENETIX, an invoice shall immediately
     be sent by telecopy and U.S. Mail to IMAGENETIX describing the quantity of
     CM shipped, the place where such Product is scheduled to be delivered, the
     date of shipment, and the price. If IMAGENETIX fails to provide timely
     shipping instructions to ORGANIC, ORGANIC shall have the right to invoice
     and to expect payment for calendar quarter minimum quantities of CM
     produced. In such cases, ORGANIC will hold CM for 90 days at no extra
     charge, whether it is paid for or not, until shipping instructions are
     received from IMAGENETIX. After 90 days Imagenetix shall be liable to pay
     the costs of storage not to exceed area standard warehouse rates plus 20%.

     Upon receipt of a valid invoice by telecopy for CM, IMAGENETIX will pay to
     ORGANIC in cash or cash equivalent, the full amount due within thirty (30)
     days of receipt of invoice. For purposes hereof, the parties agree that
     payments are deemed made when actually received by ORGANIC.

     All shipments of CM shall be made F.O.B. origin of manufacture. IMAGENETIX
     shall designate the method of shipment reasonably well in advance of each
     such shipment.

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5.   Specifications.

     All CM supplied hereunder shall conform to the CM Specifications agreed
     upon by IMAGENETIX and ORGANIC as detailed in Attachments "A" and "B",
     attached hereto and made a part hereof. Any revisions or amendments to CM
     specifications shall be in writing and must be agreed upon by both ORGANIC
     and IMAGENETIX prior to the time any order for CM is issued by IMAGENETIX
     that will be expected to conform to revised specifications.

6.   Warranties.

     ORGANIC agrees and warrants that all CM shipped or delivered shall conform
     to the specifications set forth in Attachments "A" and/or "B" which is
     incorporated herein by this reference.

     ORGANIC warrants that CM delivered to, or at the direction of IMAGENETIX,
     will at the time of shipment be free of defects and that IMAGENETIX will
     receive good title to the product, free of all liens and encumbrances of
     any kind. At the time of shipment of CM to IMAGENETIX, IMAGENETIX assumes
     all ownership and control of CM, and shall thereafter assume all
     responsibility for CM, including compliance with all laws and regulations
     regarding CM further including compliance with U.S. Food and Drug
     Administration laws and regulations.

     ORGANIC warrants that it will manufacture CM in a good and workmanlike
     manner consistent with Good Manufacturing Practices and maintain proper
     sanitation practices appropriate to a product manufactured for human
     consumption and will comply with all applicable Federal, State and local
     laws, ordinances and regulations.

     Inasmuch as ORGANIC has no control over the application of CM by IMAGENETIX
     or other products with which it may be used and inasmuch as said product is
     to be manufactured pursuant to specifications accepted by IMAGENETIX,
     ORGANIC assumes no responsibility or liability for its CM beyond its
     warranty that the product conforms to IMAGENETIX's specifications.

     ORGANIC warrants that all CM furnished hereunder does not infringe on any
     patent, trademark or copyright; that ORGANIC will, at its own expense,
     defend any suit, with legal counsel of its choice, that may arise in
     respect to CM composition of matter claims.

     It is understood by both parties to this agreement that ORGANIC does not
     direct or have control over the uses to which IMAGENETIX may employ CM.
     Thus, IMAGENETIX shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless ORGANIC and its
     owners, affiliates, directors, officers, employees, agents, successors and
     assigns from all loss and expense incurred on account of any such alleged
     or actual infringement involving the uses to which IMAGENETIX employs CM
     that is supplied by ORGANIC.

     Inasmuch as IMAGENETIX has no control over the manufacturing of CM by
     ORGANIC, IMAGENETIX assumes no responsibility for the manufacturing process
     or for any product which does not conform to CM specifications, as set
     forth in Attachments "A" or "B".

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     ORGANIC warrants that it will reserve sufficient production capacity to
     produce a minimum of 5,000 kilograms of CM per calendar quarter.

7.   Product Liability Insurance.

     Each party to this agreement shall provide for itself and maintain, at its
     own costs and expense during the term of this Agreement, commercially
     reasonable product liability insurance. Both parties shall furnish
     Certificates of Insurance to each other, and the respective policies shall
     contain an endorsement requirement for the carrier to give the respective
     parties at least ten days prior notice of cancellation of said policies.

8.   Term.

     This agreement shall commence on the Effective Date set forth on page 1 of
     the agreement and shall continue for three (3) years unless it is
     terminated by either or both parties in accordance with the provisions of
     this agreement.

     This agreement is an evergreen contract and thus it shall automatically
     renew for additional increments of three (3) years unless terminated by
     IMAGENETIX or ORGANIC. Termination at the end of any three year contract
     period shall be implemented by delivering to the other party a Notice of
     Termination at least 180 days prior to the end of any three year -contract
     period.

9.   Rejection of Product.

     In the event that CM is claimed not to meet the specifications set forth in
     Attachments "A" or "B", said claim shall be processed as follows:

          a.   IMAGENETIX shall notify ORGANIC in writing or by facsimile of the
               rejection within twenty (20) days of either the physical receipt
               of the shipment or a representative sample of the CM in question,
               whichever occurs first. IMAGENETIX's Notice of Rejection shall
               set forth the defect or conditions that are believed to cause the
               nonconformity.

          b.   Upon Notification of Rejection, ORGANIC shall have the right to
               inspect rejected Product at the rejection site, or to request a
               sample of said rejected Product.

          c.   IMAGENETIX and ORGANIC shall negotiate an expedited shipment
               schedule for the replacement of the rejected CM.

          d.   In the event of a dispute concerning whether rejected CM fails to
               meet required specifications, the parties shall agree to
               negotiate in good faith to resolve such dispute and, if unable to
               resolve such dispute, shall be bound by the final report of a
               mutually-chosen independent lab's findings.

          e.   IMAGENETIX shall not be liable for the payment of any invoice for
               product that is not shipped in conformity with the CM product
               specifications.

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10.  Ownership of Intellectual Property Right.

     Both parties shall have and retain ownership of all rights, title and
     interest in and to their respective intellectual property rights. The
     intellectual property rights are agreed to include, but are not limited to
     the following:

          a.   Rights in the trademarks that are enforceable under common law,
               State law, Federal law or the laws of foreign countries;

          b.   Rights and copyrights and rights of authorship; and

          c.   Rights and trade secrets under common law, State law, Federal law
               and the laws of the foreign countries.

11.  Sale of CM to Unauthorized Third Parties.

     ORGANIC agrees that subject to the provisions of this agreement and while
     this agreement remains in effect, it will not sell CM to any party other
     than IMAGENETIX, unless given specific written authority to do so from
     IMAGENETIX.

12.  Purchase of CM from Unauthorized Third Parties

     IMAGENETIX agrees that while this agreement is in effect, it will not
     purchase CM from any party other than ORGANIC, unless authority for such
     purchase is specifically provided for in this agreement or separate written
     authority is provided by ORGANIC.

13.  Confidentiality.

     Each party shall treat all confidential information received from the other
     party as a trade secret of the other party, except as other wise provided
     for in this agreement including in Attachment "C", incorporated into and
     made a part of this agreement by reference.

     Each party shall retain ownership of their respective confidential
     information that may be transferred by performance of this agreement.

     Each party may use the other's confidential information only to the extent
     specifically authorized by this agreement or as necessary to perform this
     agreement.

     In the event a dispute arises regarding the confidential nature of
     information, the information disclosed shall be treated as confidential
     information until such time as a determination is made as to the
     confidential nature under the dispute provisions of this agreement.

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14.  Dispute or Breach of Agreement.

     If either party determines that the other party has breached this
     Agreement, the non-defaulting party shall give written notice of the breach
     to the other party. The defaulting party shall have sixty (60) days from
     receipt of the notice in which to cure the breach.

     If the defaulting party has not cured the breach within the sixty (60) day
     period, the non-defaulting party shall have the right to suspend or
     terminate this Agreement.

     The validity of an interpretation of this agreement and the legal relations
     of the parties thereto shall be governed by the laws of the State of Ohio.
     In the event that a Court of competent jurisdiction holds that any
     particular provision or requirement of this agreement is in violation of
     any applicable law or is otherwise unenforceable, this agreement shall be
     construed as if such provision or requirement was not written into this
     Agreement.

     In the event, a suit is brought or an attorney retained to collect any
     money due under this Agreement, or to collect a judgment for breach
     thereof, the prevailing party shall be entitled to recover, in addition to
     any other remedy, reimbursement of reasonable attorney fees, courts costs,
     investigation costs and other related expenses incurred in connection
     therewith.

     Any claim or controversy arising out of or relating to the performance of
     this Agreement, which has not been settled by mediation, shall be settled
     by litigation. Both parties maintain and assert their respective rights at
     law and do not hereby waive any such rights under this contract or
     otherwise, unless specific future actions are undertaken to notice the
     other party of any waiver of rights.

15.  Early Termination by IMAGENETIX.

     Regardless of any anniversary or expiration date hereof, IMAGENETIX may, at
     its discretion, terminate this agreement upon first providing ORGANIC sixty
     (60) days written notice of such termination but only upon the occurrence
     of any of the following:

          a.   ORGANIC's violation of the party's confidentiality agreement;

          b.   ORGANIC's failure during any two consecutive calendar quarters to
               provide to IMAGENETIX minimum calendar quarter quantities of 3000
               kilograms and/or in any one quarter 2250 kilograms of CM all
               conforming to the product specifications set forth in Attachments
               "A" or "B" attached hereto; provided, however, IMAGENETIX must
               properly and promptly tender its termination notice within the
               calendar month next following the calendar quarter of ORGANIC"s
               non-performance or under-performance giving rise to such
               termination. IMAGENETIX reserves the right to terminate this
               agreement in accordance herewith for subsequent consecutive
               quarterly failures of delivery by ORGANIC regardless of its
               election not to terminate in any other particular instance.

          c.   ORGANIC's unauthorized sale of CM.

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          d.   IMAGENETIX may cancel this agreement if the CM market fo]
               products containing CM that are sold by IMAGENETIX is sc
               depressed that IMAGENETIX no longer needs additional CM,
               provided, however, that IMAGENETIX and ORGANIC first make ~ good
               faith effort to timely negotiate reduced calendar quarterly
               minimums or extend deliveries. If such negotiations prove to
               b(euro) unsuccessful for any reason, IMAGENETIX may issue a
               Notice of Termination to ORGANIC; provided however, that
               IMAGENETIX understands that ORGANIC will be entitled to the
               timely payment of a monetary cancellation charge for all finished
               goods inventory, work-in-process, disposal costs, and other
               reasonable direct costs plus 30%, or US$350,000.00, whichever
               amount is less.

          e.   The cancellation provision under 15 (d) cannot be used to
               circumvent the procedure for lower competitive pricing as set
               forth in section 3 above, but is only to be used if IMAGENETIX
               warrants that it no longer needs CM in sufficient quantity to
               justify continuing in this agreement.

     Upon termination of this agreement for any of the above reasons in this
     section, nothing herein shall release IMAGENETIX from any obligation that
     matured prior to the date of termination and all rights granted herein
     shall revert to the respective parties.

16.  Early Termination by ORGANIC.

     Regardless of any anniversary or expiration date hereof, ORGANIC may, at
     its discretion, terminate this agreement upon first providing IMAGENETIX
     written notice of such termination by telecopy and U.S. Registered or
     Certified Mail; and in addition, allowing IMAGENETIX the amount of time
     allowed in this section to correct any of the conditions noted;
     nevertheless, termination under this section shall apply only upon the
     occurrence of any of the following:

          a.   IMAGENETIX's refusal to pay proper invoice(s) for CM in
               accordance with this agreement;

          b.   IMAGENETIX's repeated late payment for CM and provided that
               advance notice as required in this agreement has been delivered
               to IMAGENETIX.

          c.   IMAGENETIX's violation(s) of the parties' Confidentiality
               Agreements;

          d.   IMAGENETIX's unreasonable or unjustified failure to accept
               shipment of ORGANIC's conforming product in minimum quantities as
               specified in this agreement;

          e.   IMAGENETIX's violation(s) of any laws or rules of any
               governmental agency which impairs or prejudices ORGANIC or the
               rights thereof.

     IMAGENETIX shall have thirty (30) days after receiving by telecopy or by
     U.S. Registered or Certified Mail, the notice of termination described in
     this section to correct the conditions noted above in 16(a) and 16 (b).
     IMAGENETIX shall have sixty (60) days from such notice to correct the

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     conditions noted above in 16(c), 16(d) and 16(e). For the purposes of this
     section, notices that are sent by U.S. Registered or Certified Mail are
     considered to be received by IMAGENETIX when they are postmarked.

     Upon termination of this agreement for any of the above reasons, nothing
     herein shall release ORGANIC from any obligation that matured prior to the
     date of termination and all rights granted herein shall revert to the
     respective parties.

17.  Communications and Notices.

     All communications and notices to IMAGENETIX concerning this agreement
     shall be addressed as follows:

                                Imagenetix, Inc.
                       Attn: William P. Spencer, President
                             16935 W. Bernardo Drive
                                    Suite 101
                               San Diego, CA 92127
                               FAX (858) 674-8460

     All communications to ORGANIC concerning this agreement shall be addressed
     as follows:

                              Organic Technologies
                           Attn: David B. Wiley, C.E.O
                                  P.O. Box 670
                              1245 South 6th Street
                              Coshocton, Ohio 43812
                               FAX (614) 622-3231

     All notices and other communications required by this agreement shall be in
     writing and shall be sent by telecopy and first-class mail, postage
     prepaid, to the addresses noted above; provided, however, that any Notice
     of Termination shall be sent by certified or registered mail and shall be
     deemed to have been given or made as of the date so mailed.

18.  Independent Contractor.

     ORGANIC is an independent contractor and as such, shall have no power nor
     shall it represent that it has any power to bind IMAGENETIX or to assume or
     to create any obligation or responsibility, express or implied, on behalf
     of IMAGENETIX or in its name. In addition, IMAGENETIX is an independent
     purchaser of CM and does not have any power to bind ORGANIC or to assume or
     to create any obligation or responsibility, express or implied, on behalf
     of ORGANIC or in its name. This agreement shall not be construed as
     constituting the parties a partnership, joint venture or any other form of
     association that would impose on any party liability for the act or failure
     to act of any other party.

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19.  Force Majeure.

     ORGANIC, upon giving prompt written notice thereof to IMAGENETIX, shall not
     be liable for delay or failure to supply product hereunder; nor shall
     IMAGENETIX be liable for failure to accept goods or otherwise perform
     hereunder, if such delay or failure is due to causes beyond the reasonable
     control of ORGANIC or IMAGENETIX, as the case may be, including, but not
     limited to, acts of God, force majeure, fire, malicious mischief, accident,
     transportation tie-up, riot, strike, slow down or labor stoppage of any
     kind or act of any government, foreign or other domestic; provided,
     however, that mere changes in the market price or demand for CM shall not
     be deemed a force majeure event. The provision of this section shall not be
     applicable to either party which fails to use reasonable diligence to
     remedy the force majeure occurrence and resume performance in an adequate
     manner and with all reasonable dispatch. The requirement that any force
     majeure be remedied with all reasonable dispatch shall not require the
     settlement of strikes or labor controversies by acceding to the demands of
     the opposing party or parties.

20.  Waiver.

     No waiver by either party hereto with respect to any breach or default of
     or with respect to any provision or condition of this Agreement, and course
     of dealing, shall be deemed to constitute a continuing waiver of any other
     breach or default of or with respect to the same or any other provision or
     condition of this Agreement, unless such waiver be expressed in writing,
     signed by the party to be bound.

21.  Assignment.

     The rights and liabilities of the present parties shall bind and inure to
     the benefit of their respective successors and assigns. ORGANIC may not
     assign this agreement without the prior written consent of IMAGENETIX, and
     such consent shall not be unreasonably and belatedly withheld. In the event
     of any assignment as permitted herein, the term "ORGANIC", wherever used in
     this License, shall thereafter include such assignee.

     IMAGENETIX may not assign this agreement without the prior written consent
     of ORGANIC, and such consent shall not be unreasonably and belatedly
     withheld. In the event of any assignment as permitted herein, the term
     "IMAGENETIX", wherever used in this agreement, shall thereafter include
     such assignee.

22.  Wholly-Integrated Agreement.

     This agreement constitutes the entire agreement between the parties hereto
     and supersedes all previous or contemporaneous negotiations,
     representations and writings. The agreement may be modified only writing
     and signed by the parties hereto. Each party shall perform any act and
     execute any document as is reasonably necessary to effect the intended
     performance of this Agreement.

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23.  Section Headings.

     The headings of sections in this agreement are for reference only and
     should not affect the meaning of this agreement.

24.  Counterparts.

     This agreement may be signed in duplicate or triplicate, and each signed
     Agreement, as well as any complete and legible copy thereof shall be
     considered as an original counterpart thereof.

25.  Severability.

     The parties hereto intend to be legally bound by the provisions of this
     Agreement. In the event any provision hereof is deemed or declared by a
     Court or arbitrator, competent jurisdiction to be invalid, unconstitutional
     or otherwise unenforceable, the parties intend for the remaining provisions
     hereof to be of full force and legal effect.

26.  Execution.

     The signatories of this agreement have full authority to act on behalf of
     and to bind the respective parties to this agreement.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed and delivered this agreement on
the date first above-written.

Imagenetix, Inc.                            Organic Technologies

By:  /s/  William P. Spencer                By:  /s/  David B. Wiley
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          William P. Spencer, President               David B. Wiley, C.E.O.

Date:  January 5, 2000                      Date:  January 5, 2000

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                                                                 ATTACHMENT "A"

                          Product Specification Sheet

                   Cetyl Myristoleate, 20% in Olive Oil Blend

                                Synonym: CMO-20

                             Product Code: 70477.20

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Ingredient Statement
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This product contains cetyl myristoleate and the cetyl esters of saturated and
unsaturated primarily straight-chain monocarboxylic acids from C4 to 018 in
length in an olive oil blend. The olive oil content is between 20 and 80 percent
by weight. Naturox(R) is added as a stabilizer.

General Description
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The melting point and appearance are expected to vary from lot to lot depending
on which fatty acid cetyl esters are most present in the blend with the cetyl
myristoleate and on the color of the olive oil used for the blend.

Specifications
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Cetyl Myristoleate            20 % minimum (by GC area)
Appearance                    Waxy solid at room temperature
Melting Point                 110(degree)F maximum
Color                         Straw to dark amber with perhaps a green tint
Water                         0.50% (by weight) added
Olive Oil                     20 to 40% (by weight) added
Naturox(R)                    0.10% (by weight relative to the cetyl
                              myristoleate content) added

                                                 Revision Date:  10/27/1999

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                                                                  ATTACHMENT "B"

                          Product Specification Sheet

                            Cetyl Myristoleate, 20%

                                 Synonym: CMA-20

                             Product Code: 70475.20

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Ingredient Statement
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This product contains cetyl myristoleate and the cetyl esters of saturated and
unsaturated primarily straight-chain monocarboxylic acids from C4 to C18 in
length. Naturox(R) is added as a stabilizer.

General Description
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The melting point and appearance are expected to vary from lot to lot depending
on which fatty acid cetyl esters are most present in the blend with the cetyl
myristoleate.

Specifications
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Cetyl Myristoleate            20 % minimum (by GC area)
Appearance                    Viscous liquid to waxy solid at room temperature
Color                         Straw to dark amber
Water                         0.50 % maximum
Naturox(R)                    0.10 % (by weight) added

                                                 Revision Date:  10/27/1999Exhibit 10.02

                  EXCLUSIVE LICENSE AND DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT
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     THIS EXCLUSIVE LICENSE AND DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT, ("Agreement") is made
and entered into effective as of this 5th day of January 2000 by and between
Imagenetix, Inc. a duly organized California corporation with offices located at
16935 W. Bernardo Drive, Suite #101, San Diego, California, 92127 (hereinafter
"Imagenetix, Inc.") and Natrol, Inc., a Delaware corporation (hereinafter the
"Natrol").

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     A. WHEREAS, Imagenetix has developed, and is manufacturing and distributing
in raw material and soft-gel form, a proprietary dietary supplement known as
Cetylmyristoleate complex and uses thereof and related subject matter
(hereinafter the "Licensed Products" as defined hereinbelow);

     B. WHEREAS, Natrol is engaged in the business of manufacturing, and making
into tablets, encapsulating, packaging, marketing, selling and distributing
dietary supplements, and desires to make tablets, encapsulate, package, market,
sell and distribute the Licensed Products, and has filed two trademark
applications with respect to two registered trademarks, Cetyl-MaxTM and
CetylPureTM, which may be used by Natrol to describe the Licensed Products;

     C. WHEREAS, Imagenetix is the sole and exclusive owner of certain
proprietary technology, intellectual property, and/or Trademark Rights, Patent
Rights, and Know-How (as such terms are defined below) relating to the Licensed
Products.

     D. WHEREAS, Natrol desires to obtain and Imagenetix is willing to grant,
both an exclusive license and a non-exclusive license under the Trademark
Rights, Patent Rights and Know-How on the terms and conditions herein. Whereas
at present Imagenetix may apply for certain Trade Marks, and Patent Rights of
the Licensed Products, therefore, the license of Trade Marks and Patent Rights
under the Agreement shall come into effect automatically on the dates when and
if and to the extent Imagenetix obtains the above-mentioned Trade Marks and
Patent Rights, respectively.

     E. WHEREAS, Natrol has filed Intent to Use Applications with the United
States Patent and Trademark Office with respect to the trademarks "CETYLPURE"
and "CETYL MAX" and the parties hereby wish to acknowledge and agree that Natrol
is the owner of any and all rights in such marks, which shall not be included in
the definition of Trade Marks for purposes of this Agreement.

     F. WHEREAS, Imagenetix anticipates. and Natrol, in entering into this
Agreement is relying, that the Licensed Products as defined hereinbelow shall
have the joint health promoting benefits anticipated by the Study Protocol
attached hereto as a part of Exhibit A.

     NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants herein contained
Imagenetix and Natrol agree as follows:

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          1. DEFINITIONS. When used in this Agreement, each of the terms set
forth in this Section 1 shall have the meanings indicated below:

          a) "Licensed Products" shall mean the uniquely efficacious,
proprietary formulation of Cetylmyristoleate complex dietary supplement in raw
material, caplet, tablet, capsule, soft gel form, and/or any other finished or
unfinished product form and all derivatives and/or improvements thereto
developed or otherwise discovered by Imagenetix during the term of this
Agreement as more specifically defined in the Specific Product Standards set
forth in Exhibit A attached hereto and amended as necessary from time to time,
and with the joint health promoting benefits anticipated by the Study Protocol
also set forth in Exhibit A and attached hereto.

          (b) "Confidential Information" shall mean (i) any proprietary or
confidential information or material in tangible form disclosed according to the
Agreement that is marked as "confidential" at the time it is delivered to the
receiving party, or (ii) proprietary or confidential information disclosed
orally hereunder which is identified as confidential or proprietary when
disclosed and such disclosure of confidential information is confirmed in
writing within thirty (30) days by the disclosing party.

          (c) "Affiliate" means, with respect to each party, any legal entity
that directly or indirectly controls, is controlled by, or is under common
control with such party, but only for so long as such control shall continue.
One entity shall be deemed to control another entity if such entity has the
power to direct or cause the direction of the management or policies of the
other entity.

          (d) "Field" shall mean all uses as a formulated prescription medicine,
health food, food additive or dietary supplement.

          (e) "Know-How" shall mean all ideas, inventions, data, trade secrets,
instructions, processes, formulas and manufacturing data and information, owned
or controlled by Imagenetix and necessary or useful to the formulation and/or
manufacture of Licensed Products, and all improvements thereto.

          (f) "Licensed Territory" shall be worldwide.

          (g) "Patent Rights" means the U.S. and foreign patent applications
submitted by Imagenetix and patents granted to Imagenetix currently existing or
hereafter filed or issued relating to the Licensed Products, and all divisions,
continuations, continuations-in-part, and substitutions thereof.

          (h) "Trade Marks" means any and all U.S. and foreign trade mark
applications submitted by Imagenetix currently existing or hereafter filed or
issued relating to the Licensed Products, and all divisions, continuations,
continuations-in-part, and substitutions thereof Trade Marks shall not mean any
and all U.S. and foreign trade mark applications submitted by Natrol currently
existing or hereafter filed or issued relating to the Licensed Products, and all
divisions, continuations, continuations-in-part, and substitutions thereof.

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          (i) "Change in Control" "Change in Control" means: (i) the
consummation of a merger or consolidation of either party with or into another
entity or any other corporate reorganization, if more than 50% of the combined
voting power of the continuing or surviving entity's securities outstanding
immediately after such merger. consolidation or other reorganization is owned by
persons who were not stockholders of the party immediately prior to such merger,
consolidation or other reorganization; or (ii) the sale, transfer or other
disposition of all or substantially all of either party's assets. A transaction
shall not constitute a Change in Control if its sole purpose is to change the
state of such party's incorporation or to create a holding company that will be
owned in substantially the same proportions by the persons who held such party's
securities immediately before such transaction.

          2.  APPOINTMENT.
              ------------

          (a) Natrol as Exclusive Distributor. Subject to the terms and
conditions and definitions hereof and for the term of this Agreement, Imagenetix
hereby appoints Natrol as the exclusive independent distributor of the Licensed
Products in the Field in the Licensed Territory, except that Imagenetix hereby
maintains the non-exclusive right to sell the Licensed Products (in their
finished form only) to Multi-Level Marketing companies. Accordingly, Imagenetix
hereby appoints Natrol the non-exclusive independent distributor of the Licensed
Products in their finished form to Multi-Level Marketing companies. Natrol
hereby accepts such appointments and agrees to devote such time and attention to
the performance of such duties as may be reasonably necessary.

          (b) Definition of Exclusive. For purposes of Section 2(a) hereof, the
term "exclusive" means that as long as Natrol is in frill compliance with its
obligations hereunder, Imagenetix shall not appoint any other agents,
representatives, or distributors for the promotion or sale of the Licensed
Products in the Licensed Territory, nor shall it sell directly the Licensed
Products in the Licensed Territory except as provided for in this Agreement.

          (c) The Licensed Products. Imagenetix hereby agrees to sell and Natrol
agrees to purchase the Licensed Products on the terms and conditions contained
in this Agreement. The Licensed Products are more specifically described in the
attached Exhibit "A". Imagenetix will use its best efforts to fill accepted
orders as promptly as practicable, subject to the terms of this Agreement.

          (d) Purchase Price. The purchase price for the Licensed Products shall
be Imagenetix lowest purchase price offered for the Licensed Products as set by
Imagenetix from time to time and shall be equal to or better than the current
market rate for other Cetylmyristoleate products. Attached hereto as Exhibit B
and made a part hereof is the current price list. This price list may be amended
by Imagenetix from time to time upon ninety (90) days advance written notice.
Any orders placed prior to the effective date of a price change shall be billed
at the price existing at the time of the order. The Licensed Products shall be

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shipped to Natrol's warehouse at 21411 Prairie Street, Chatsworth, CA 9131l.
Natrol shall pay for all Licensed Products within forty-five (45) days after the
Licensed Products are received at Natrol's premises in Chatsworth.

          3.  GRANT AND EXCLUSIVITY REQUIREMENTS
              ----------------------------------

          (a) Imagenetix hereby grants to Natrol an exclusive, royalty-free
license under the Patent Rights and Know-How to make into tablets, encapsulate,
package, market, sell, offer for sale and otherwise distribute the Licensed
Products (either by themselves or as an ingredient in the formulation of other
dietary supplement products) in the Field in the Licensed Territory, except that
Imagenetix hereby maintains the non-exclusive right to sell the Licensed
Products (in their finished form only) to Multi-Level Marketing companies.
Accordingly, Imagenetix hereby grants Natrol the non-exclusive right to sell the
Licensed Products in their finished form to Multi-Level Marketing companies.
Furthermore, Imagenetix hereby maintains the right to exclusively manufacture
and/or supply Natrol with the raw material or soft gel forms of the Licensed
Products so long as it is able to meet Natrol's reasonable and timely demands to
promptly fill all purchase orders for such Licensed Products in such forms at a
price that is equal to or better than the current market rate. In the event
circumstances should occur wherein Imagenetix is unable to meet Natrol's demands
and/or fill a Natrol purchase order as required herein, within thirty (30) days
of the placement of such purchase order by Natrol the license granted herein
shall automatically convert to include an additional grant, by virtue of this
Agreement only. of a non-exclusive, royalty-free license under the Patent Rights
and Know-How to manufacture the raw material and soft gel forms of the Licensed
Products, and Imagenetix shall immediately deliver the relevant technical
information and Know-How regarding the manufacture of the raw material and soft
gel forms of the Licensed Products to Natrol. In the event Imagenetix develops
or otherwise discovers applications for Licensed Products outside the Field, the
parties shall negotiate in good faith the terms of a license to Natrol regarding
such applications outside the Field.

          (b) Imagenetix hereby grants to Natrol an exclusive, royalty-free
license to use the TradeMarks for the manufacture, promotions, sale and
distribution of the Licensed Products within the Licensed Territory during the
term of this Agreement, except that Imagenetix hereby maintains the
non-exclusive right to use the TradeMarks for the manufacture, promotions, sale
and distribution of the License Products (in their finished form only) to
Multi-Level Marketing Companies. Accordingly, Imagenetix hereby grants Natrol
the non-exclusive, royalty-free license to use the TradeMarks for the
manufacture, promotions, sale and distribution of the Licensed Products in their
finished form to Multi-Level Marketing companies.

          (c) Nothing herein shall be deemed to restrict Natrol from marketing.
selling, offering for sale, or otherwise distributing the Licensed Products
under Natrol's own trademarks or branded product names.

          4.  IMPROVEMENTS AND REGULATORY DATA
              --------------------------------

          (a) Delivery of Improvements. Imagenetix agrees to deliver to Natrol
any and all new improvements developed or found by Imagenetix within sixty (60)
days through electronic transmission or by hard copy, and to provide personnel
to assist Natrol in implementing or utilizing the improvements.

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          (b) Regulatory Data and Filings. On the Effective Date, without
additional cost, Imagenetix shall promptly provide Natrol with access to and the
right to use all regulatory filings made by Imagenetix or its Affiliates with
respect to the Licensed Products and/or Patent Rights, together with the
underlying pre-clinical and clinical data. Natrol may use and incorporate such
filings and data in support of efforts to obtain regulatory approval of Licensed
Products in the Licensed Territory.

          5.  MINIMUM PURCHASE REQUIRMENT
              ---------------------------

          (a) Good Faith Effort. Natrol shall purchase from Imagenetix a minimum
of two hundred thousand dollars ($200,000.00) in FOB value of the Licensed
Products in the Licensed Territory during the first 12 months of this Agreement
to be measured from the effective date of this Agreement as indicated in the
initial paragraph herein. Such annual Minimum Purchase Requirement shall
increase by five percent (5%) each consecutive 12-month period for the remainder
of this Agreement. In the event that Natrol is unable to meet the annual Minimum
Purchase Requirement by the close of any consecutive 12-month period hereunder,
the exclusive license granted herein shall automatically convert to a
non-exclusive license on the same terms and conditions.

          (b) All orders by Natrol for the Licensed Product shall be made, or
confirmed, by a written Purchase Order. Following each shipment to Natrol, an
invoice shall immediately be sent to Natrol describing the quantity of Licensed
Products shipped, the place where such products are scheduled to be delivered,
the date of shipment and the price.

          6.  CONFIDENTIAL PUBLICATIONS
              -------------------------

          (a) Confidential Information. Unless expressly provided for in this
Agreement, both parties shall treat as confidential any Know-How and any and all
other information and data received or derived under this Agreement from the
other party and designated as proprietary or confidential at the time of
disclosure ("Confidential Information"), and shall not disclose any Confidential
Information received from the other party to any third party during the
Agreement Period and for five (5) years thereafter, except for information
which:

              (i) was known to the receiving party prior to the disclosure by
the other party as evidenced by written record or other proof;

              (ii) has become public knowledge through no fault of the receiving
party;

              (iii) has been received from a third party who did not acquire it
directly or indirectly from the disclosing party;

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              (iv) was independently developed by the receiving party prior to
receipt from the disclosing party, as shown by contemporaneous written
documentation;

              (v) needs to be disclosed to government officials for purposes of
obtaining registration of the Licensed Products; or

              (vi) is compelled to be disclosed in the course of litigation by a
third party, provided that the party compelled to make such disclosure provides
the other party to this Agreement with notice of such compulsion sufficiently in
advance of disclosure so as to provide such other party a reasonable time period
to seek a protective order.

          (b) Use and Disclosures. Notwithstanding the above, either party may
disclose Confidential Information of the other (i) to their legal
representatives and employees, to Affiliates, to legal representatives and
employees of Affiliates, and to consultants, to the extent such disclosure is
reasonably necessary to achieve the purposes of this Agreement, and provided
such representatives, employees and consultants are covered by obligations of
confidentiality with respect to such information no less stringent than those
set forth herein: (ii) in connection with the filing and support of patent
applications; (iii) as required by law or to comply with applicable governmental
regulations or court order or otherwise submit information to tax or other
governmental authorities, including the FDA and its foreign counterparts, or
(iv) to a sublicensee, in confidence, in connection with a sublicense permitted
under this Agreement, provided that if a party is required to make any such
disclosure of another party's Confidential Information, other than pursuant to a
confidentiality agreement, it will give reasonable advance notice to the other
party of such disclosure and save to the extent inappropriate in the case of
patent applications, will use its reasonable best efforts to secure confidential
treatment of such information in consultation with the other party prior to, its
disclosure (whether through protective orders or otherwise) and disclose only
the minimum necessary to comply with such requirements.

          (c) Non-Disclosure. The existence and the terms of this Agreement
shall not be disclosed by either party to any third party or be published unless
both parties expressly agree otherwise in writing.

          7.  INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
              ---------------------

          (a) Subject to the rights granted to Natrol herein, Imagenetix shall
retain all right title and interest in and to, Imagenetix' Patent Rights and
Know-How. Imagenetix shall be the sole owner of any discovery, invention or
improvement conceived, reduced to practice or otherwise developed solely by
Imagenetix.

          (b) Based on the current technology, the intellectual property of the
improved technology shall be owned by the improving party. Both parties can use
it free of charge.

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          8.  REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES
              ------------------------------

          (a) Imagenetix. Imagenetix represents and warrants that: (i) it is a
California corporation duly organized validly existing and in good standing
under the laws of California; (ii) the execution, delivery and performance of
this Agreement have been duly authorized by all necessary corporate action on
the part of Imagenetix; (iii) Imagenetix is the sole and exclusive owner of all
right, title and interest to the Licensed Products, including any existing Trade
Marks, Patent Rights and the Know-How; (iv) Imagenetix has the right to grant
the rights and licenses granted herein; (v) any existing Trade Marks, Patent
Rights and Know-How are free and clear of any lien, encumbrance, security
interest or restriction on license; (vi) it has not previously granted, and will
not grant during the term of this Agreement, any right, license or interest in
or to the Trade Marks, Patent Rights or Know-How, or any portion thereof,
inconsistent with the license granted to Natrol herein; (vii) there are no
threatened or pending actions, suits, investigations, claims or proceedings in
any way relating to the Trade Marks, Patent Rights or Know-How known to or which
should have been known to Imagenetix.

          (b) Natrol. Natrol represents and warrants that: (i) it is a
corporation duly organized validly existing and in good standing under the laws
of the State of Delaware; (ii) the execution, delivery and performance of this
Agreement have been duly authorized by all necessary corporate action on the
part of Natrol; (iii) Natrol has not entered into any agreement inconsistent
with the representations and promises referred to herein.

          9. PATENT PROSECUTION AND ENFORCEMENT
             ----------------------------------

          (a) Imagenetix' Responsibilities. Imagenetix shall, at its sole
expense, have the initial right and obligation to control the preparation,
filing, prosecution and maintenance of the Patent Rights worldwide, and any
interference, re-examinations, reissues and oppositions proceeding relating
thereto, using patent counsel of its choice. Imagenetix shall consult with
Natrol regarding the conduct of all such activities, by providing Natrol a
reasonable opportunity to review and comment on all proposed submissions to any
patent office before submission and provided further that Imagenetix shall keep
Natrol reasonably informed as to the status of such patent applications by
promptly providing Natrol copies of all communications relating to such patent
applications that are received from any patent office.

          (b) Imagenetix Failure to Prosecute. Imagenetix may elect upon ninety
(90) days prior notice to Natrol to discontinue prosecution of any patent
applications within the Patent Rights or conduct any further activities with
respect to the patent applications or patents included in the Patent Rights. In
the event Imagenetix declines to file or having filed fails to further prosecute
or maintain any patent applications or patents, or conduct any interference,
reexaminations, reissues, oppositions, then Natrol shall have the right, but not
the obligation, to prepare, file, prosecute and maintain such patent
applications and patents in such countries worldwide it deems appropriate, and
conduct any interference, re-examinations, reissues or oppositions, at its sole
expense using patent counsel of its choice. Any such conduct by Natrol shall not
have the effect of granting; transferring, or assigning Natrol any greater
rights to the Licensed Products than are otherwise granted herein.

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          (c) Copies. Upon request by Natrol, Imagenetix shall promptly provide
to Natrol a copy of any patent and/or trademark applications within the Trade
Marks and/or Patent Rights filed by Imagenetix or its Affiliates and all
material documents received from or sent to any patent office relating thereto
which relate to the scope, term, maintenance, validity, or enforceability of any
of the Patent Rights, or any challenge to or change to any of the preceding.

          (d) Enforcement. If either party hereto becomes aware that any Patent
Rights are being or have been infringed by an third party, such party shall
promptly notify the other party hereto in writing describing the facts relating
thereto in reasonable detail. Imagenetix shall have the initial right, but not
the obligation, to institute, prosecute and control any action, suit or
proceeding (an "Action") with respect to such infringement, including any
declaratory judgment action, at its expense, using counsel of its choice. In the
event Imagenetix fails to initiate or defend any Action involving the Patent
Rights within one hundred twenty (120) days of receiving notice of any alleged
infringement, Natrol shall have the right, but not the obligation, to initiate
and control such an Action, and Imagenetix shall cooperate with Natrol in
connection with any such Action. Any amounts recovered by Natrol for the benefit
of Imagenetix in such Action shall be used first to reimburse Natrol and
Imagenetix for any expenses incurred in connection with such Action, and any
remainder shall be treated as a credit against purchases of Licensed Products
under this Agreement.

          (f) Third Party Royalty Offset. In the event that Natrol avoids or
settles a claim of infringement or misappropriation of any intellectual property
right made by such third due to Natrol's practice of the Patent Rights, Natrol
may offset any payments made in accordance with such license agreements against
any amounts owed Imagenetix pursuant to this Agreement.

          (g) Patent Term Extensions. With respect to any expiration of any
patent within the Patent Rights, if Imagenetix fails or refuses to act to extend
such Patent Rights, Imagenetix will designate Natrol or its designee as its
agent for obtaining an extension of such patent or governmental equivalent which
extends the exclusivity of any of the patent subject matter where available in
any country in the world. Furthermore, Natrol and its Affiliates agree to
provide reasonable assistance to facilitate Imagenetix' or its sublicensees'
efforts-to-obtain any extension.

          10. INDEPENDENT PURCHASER STATUS.
              -----------------------------

          (a) Neither, Imagenetix nor Natrol shall be considered to be an agent
or legal representative of the other for any purpose, and neither party nor any
of their respective directors, officers, agents, or employees shall be
considered an agent or employee of the other party. Neither party is granted and
nor shall either party exercise the right or authority to assume or create any
obligation or responsibility, including without limitation contractual
obligations and obligations based on warranties or guarantees, on behalf of or
in the name of the other party.

          11. TERM AND TERMINATION.
              ---------------------
          (a) Term. Unless terminated as provided in paragraph 1 1(b) below or
by mutual written consent, or unless Natrol's purchase requirements fall below
the minimums set forth in paragraph 5(a) above, this Agreement shall continue in

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full force and effect for an initial term expiring seven (7) years after the
Effective Date of this Agreement and thereafter shall be renewed automatically
for consecutive two year periods so long as the parties are in compliance with
the terms and provisions of this Agreement and so long as Natrol continues to
meet the minimum purchase requirements set forth in paragraph 5(a) above.

          (b) Termination. This Agreement may be terminated prior to expiration
of the initial or any renewal term, as provided in paragraph 1 1(a) above, by
written notice to the other party as follows:

              (i) Subject to the provisions of paragraph 11 herein, by either
party, in the event the other party should fail to perform any of its
obligations hereunder and. should fail to remedy such nonperformance within
thirty (30) calendar days after receiving written demand therefor, provided,
however, that on a second breach of the same obligation by such party, the other
party hereto may immediately terminate this Agreement on notice to the breaching
party;

              (ii) By either party, effective immediately, if the other party
should become the subject of any voluntary or involuntary bankruptcy,
receivership, or other insolvency proceedings or make an assignment or other
arrangement for the benefit of its creditors;

              (iii) By either party, effective immediately, if the other party
should attempt to sell, assign, delegate, or transfer any of its rights and
obligations under this Agreement without having obtained the other party's prior
written consent thereto.

              (iv) By either party, effectively immediately, if the other party
should experience a Change in Control as defined in paragraph 1(i) above.

          12. INDEMNITY AND INSURANCE.
              ------------------------

          (a) Imagenetix Indemnity. Imagenetix will indemnify, defend, and hold
Natrol harmless against any claim that (1) the Licensed Products as delivered by
Imagenetix were defective or caused injury or death to any person or animal, or
(2) the Mark or Logo infringes a mark, name, or patent of any other person.

          (b) Natrol Indemnity. Natrol will indemnify, defend, and hold
Imagenetix harmless against any claim concerning (1) any representation or
advertising by Natrol or its respective employees, agents, or reseller
customers, (2) any intentional or negligent wrongdoing on the part of Natrol or
its respective employees or agents in the manufacturing, repackaging, labeling,
storage, promotion, or sale of the Licensed Products, or (3) Natrol's use of any
additive, binder, excipient, or other material.

          (c) Procedure. In the event that any party intends to claim
indemnification under this paragraph 12 (a) or (b) it shall promptly notify the
other party in writing of such alleged Liability. The indemnifying party shall
have the right to control the defense thereof The indemnified party shall
cooperate fully with the indemnifying party and its legal representatives in the
investigation and conduct of any liability covered by this Agreement. The
indemnified party shall not, except at its own cost, voluntarily make any

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payment or incur any expense with respect to any claim, suit or liability, or
make any admission of liability or attempt to settle any claim without the prior
written consent of the indemnifying party, which such party shall not be
required to give.

          (d) Insurance Certificate. The parties shall provide each other with
certificate of Insurance from product liability insurance coverage with a
minimum combined single limit of not less than $1 million per occurrence, to
assure performance of each party's indemnification described above.
Additionally, Imagenetix shall add Natrol as an additional named insured on such
product liability insurance policy.

          13. APPLICABLE LAW AND DISPUTE RESOLUTION
              -------------------------------------

          (a) Governing Law. This Agreement, and any dispute arising hereunder,
shall be construed and enforced in accordance with and be governed by California
law.

          (b) Arbitration. Any dispute arising under the terms of this agreement
shall be resolved by arbitration in accordance with the rules of the American
Arbitration Association; provided, however, that this arbitration clause shall
not affect the right of any party to seek injunctive or specific performance
relief to the extent permitted by applicable law.

          14. GENERAL PROVISIONS
              ------------------

          (a) Entire Agreement. This Agreement represents the entire agreement
between the parties on the subject matter hereof and supersedes all prior
discussions, agreements, and understandings of every kind and nature between
them. No modification of this Agreement will be effective unless in writing and
signed by both parties.

          (b) Notices. All notices required to be sent by either party shall be
deemed sufficiently given if in writing and sent to the respective address
indicated below via facsimile message with a confirmation copy sent via first
class mail, or by the most expeditious means by which Federal Express delivers
to the following addresses. Notices will be deemed given when sent.

          (c) Force Majeure. Neither party shall be in default hereunder by
reason of any failure or delay in the performance of any obligation under this
Agreement other than the payment of moneys owed, where such failure or delay
arises out of any cause beyond the reasonable control and without the fault or
negligence of such party. Such causes shall include without limitation, storms,
floods, other acts of nature, fires, explosions, riots, war or civil
disturbance, strikes or other labor unrest, embargoes and other governmental
actions or regulations that would prohibit either party from ordering or
furnishing dietary supplement products or from performing any other aspects of
the obligations hereunder, delays in transportation, and inability to obtain
necessary labor, supplies, or manufacturing facilities.

          (d) Severability. The illegality or unenforceability of any provision
of this Agreement shall not effect the validity and enforceability of any legal
and enforceable provisions hereof.

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          (e) Nonassignment. This Agreement may not be assigned without the
prior written approval of the other party.

          (t) Waiver. Imagenetix agrees that the failure of Natrol at any time
to require performance by Imagenetix of any of the provisions herein shall not
operate as a waiver of the right of Natrol to request strict performance of the
same or like provisions, or any other provisions hereof, at a later time.

          (g) Headings. Any headings used herein are for convenience in
reference only and are not a part of this Agreement, nor shall they in any way
affect the interpretation hereof.

     IN WITNESS WHEREOF, Natrol and Imagenetix have caused this instrument to be
executed by their duly authorized employees, to be effective as of the day and
year first above written.

IMAGENETIX, INC.                            NATROL, INC.

By:  /s/  William P. Spencer                By:  /s/  Elliott Balbert
   --------------------------                  -------------------------------
          William P. Spencer                          Elliott Balbert

Date:  01-05-00                             Date:  01-12-00

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                                   EXHIBIT A-1

                      PRODUCT DESCRIPTION & SPECIFICATION

Product Name:                Cetyl Myristoleate Complex (CMC) Powder

Product Definition:          Cetyl Myristoleate Complex contains cis-9-
                             myristoleate (fatty acid ester)

Product Composition:         CMC is a special blend of fatty acid esters
                             combined with an excipient suitable for dietary
                             supplements.

Method of Analysis:          Gas Chromatograph equipped with Flame Ionization
                             Detector, using 3 to 4 point calibrations

Product Description:         >45% - mixed fatty acid esters
                             >36% Cetyl Myristoleate Complex (Combination of
                             cetyl myristoleate and cetyl myristate, at least
                             40% of which is cetyl myristoleate)
                             < 3% silicon dioxide

Physical Characteristics:    Color:        Off-White to Beige w/Specks
                             Odor:         Characteristic of cetyl myristoleate
                             Texture:      Slightly Waxy Powder
                             Taste:        Characteristic of cetyl myristoleate
                             Sieve         <35% retained on USS 40
                             Moisture:     <5%

Microbiological              Total Plate Count       <100 (CFU/g)
Control:                     Yeast & Mold            < lO(CFU/g)
                             E. Coli                 < 3 (CFU/g)
                             Salmonella              Negative
                             Staphylococcus          < lO(CFU/g)

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                                    EXHIBIT B
                                    ---------
                              Pricing for One Year

          Item                                           Price
          ----                                           -----
Cetyl Myristoleate Powder                           $70.00 Per Kilo

Cetyl Myristoleate Softgel                          $70.00 Per Thousand

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 ClinCyte                         Page 1 of 10            Cetyl Myristoleate Oil
                                                                  Study Protocol

                                IMAGENETIX STUDY

                             Cetyl myristoleate Oil

Study Synopsis -- 60 participants (20 to be placebo,). CM (100 mg blend
capsules) taken 4x/day for 68 days. Participants criteria/or inclusion:
osteoarthritis, exclusion criteria are given in study plan. Study will include 3
clinic visits for each visit, during which physician observations,
quesitionnaire responses and critical characteristics such as range of motion
tenderness and stiffness. A follow-up interview will be conducted at 3 weeks
after capsule treatment regimen is completed. Proposed Plan provides for
limitted reimbursement for subjects (transportation, lunch, etc.), which should
keep them coming back and maintaining the regimen. Medication is free to
participants.

Doses/Study Requirements -
             CM (if taking):            272 capsules (> 100 mg each of cetyl
                                        myristoleate and cetyl myristate) X 40
                                        patients or 10,880 capsules

             Placebo (if taking):       272 capsules X 20 patients or 5,440
                                        capsules

BACKGROUND INFORMATION

Cetyl Myristoleate (CM) is a fatty acid ester with similar characteristics as
the essential fatty acids (ie., linoleic and of - linolenic acids, which can be
ingested but are not synthesized by the body). However, CM acts faster than
essential fatty acids and the beneficial effects last longer. As supplied, the
Imagenctix CM capsule is a blend of beneficial cety1-fatty acid esters, the
major component being cetyt myristoleate. in a natural olive oil base. Celyl
oleate, in animal studies, gave less polyarthritic protection, than cetyl
myristoleate, whereas cetyl myristate and cetyl elaidate appeared to be
virtually ineffective.

It has been proposed that CM reduces chronic inflammation by mediating
prostaglandin formation and metabolism, however, the exact mechanism is under
investigation. Another mechanism may be to increase joint lubrication and
cartilage resilience; further, CM may act by inhibiting the lipoxigenase pathway
of leucotriene production from archadonic acid. Leucotrienes stimulate
antigen/antibody reactions, such as vasoconstriction and broncho-constriction,
and B4 leucotrienes concentrations attract white blood cells. Diet and digestion
enzymes (lipases) play key roles in optimizing CM benefits. Both osteoarthritis
and rheumatoid arthritis sufferers improve with CM administration. Changes noted
include reduction of pain and stiffness, and increased flexibility and range of
motion. Other health benefits have been noted with emphysema, hepatitis,
hypertension, diabetes, eczema, psoriasis, colds allergies, low back pain and
headaches. No adverse side effects have been confirmed to date, and cetyl
myristoleaze is considered to be non-toxic by Federal standards. Mega doses have
been given to test animals with no ill effects. Numerous human patients (>
100,000) have consumed cetyl myristoleate in studies. Adverse complaints
occurred at the same rate as placebo and were rare, mainly GI tract symptoms.

Lipase plays an important role in CM absorption. Other dietary items that may
reduce CM absorption to some degree are: carbonated cola beverages, citrus
juices, red meats, flour, salt, alcohol and refined sugar in liquids such as
coffee and tea. Minimizing or consumption in moderation of these commodities may
help to optimize CM activity. Recommended diets of high fiber and
biflavonoid-rich fruits and vegetables increase the optimization when taken with
plenty of fluids.

Arthritis sufferers do not need to take CM indefinitely as effects can be long
lasting (many months to years) after treatment. However, CM is excreted over
time, and the rate of excretion varies from person to person. Factors, which may
be antagonistic to arthritis symptom relief; include exercise or physical
exertion and consumption of arthritis-aggravating substances such as caffeine.

Osteoarthritis (the most common form of arthritis) is widespread, with incidence
rising among the elderly. Earliest symptoms begin in middle age and progress
with advancing age with equal representation by both sexes. Primary
osteoarthritis -- a normal part of aging -- due to genetic predisposition.
Secondary or acquired -- by joint damage from trauma, infection, stress,
excessive "wear & tear", metabolic disorders (Wilson's disease), or underlying
joint disease (chondrocalcinosis). Must document OA as primary or secondary.

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OA Symptoms: joint pain, particularly after exercise or weight bearing, usually
relieved by rest. Morning stiffness and after exercise, weather change aching,
"gratting" of joints during motion, limited movement, fluid accumulation in
joints.
     Interphalangeal joints become red, swollen, tender, cause numbness and loss
of dexterity.

Diagnosis: Physical examination. X-rays of affected joint(s) show -- narrowing
of joint space or margin, Bony deposits in joint space, joint deformity due to
degeneration or damage, bony growths.

                  NO LAB TESTS ARE SPECIFIC FOR THIS DISEASE.

ESR slightly increased: normal for: CBC. ESR, serum protein, RF, serum uric
acid, calcium phosphorus, alk phoshatuse, VDRL

Treatment: Palliative; medication & surgery.

                            DIFFERENTIAL COMPARISONS
<TABLE>
<CAPTION>

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Osteoarthriris                                     Rheumatoid Arthritis
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                                               <C>
Effusions infrequent                               Synovial fluid - high WBC & low viscosity
Synovial fluid - low WBC, high viscosity
ESR normal but may be mildly to moderately         ESR markedly increased
increased
RF usually absent                                  RF usually present
Rheumatoid changes in tissue absent                Positive biopsy of subcutaneous rheumatoid nodule
                                                   & synovia

Psoriatic Arthritis-- Rheumatoid-like joint        ligaments   and      blood    vessels.
                                                   Autoinimunity-based disease.
      disease associated with psoriasis of
      nearby skin and nails, Clinically       Gout -- Metabolic disease marked by urale
      indistinguishable from rheumatoid            deposits; causing painful arthritic joints.
      arthritis, but RF negative and no            Could be confused with osteoarthritis
      rheumatoid nodules. Onset usually            (and respond to dietetic treatment) so
      precipitated by streptococcal infection      should be ruled out, Urate deposits in
      or trauma. ESR usually elevated;             synovial fluid. Serum uric acid levels
      known as inflammatory arthritis. Can         are elevated and urine uric acid level
      be treated with anti-inflammatory drugs      also usal1y higher in secondary but not
     (unlike osteoarthritis).                      So much in idiopathic primary gout
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Rheumatoid Arthritis -- systemic inflammatory      Septic or infectious arthritis -- inflammation
      disease of joints, muscles, tendons,         due to bacterial infection; almost/ always
                                                   acute and in a single joint
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</TABLE>

     STUDY OBJECTIVES:

     To assess the ability of CM to give symptomatic relief of osteoarthritis
     (OA). To record side effects (adverse or beneficial) of CM, if any.

     INCLUSION CRITERIA:

     Participants must be adults with OA. Participants must indicate willingness
     to adhere to the medication schedule and come in for the three scheduled
     appointments during the study.

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EXCLUSION CRITERIA:

o    Women who are pregnant or may become pregnant during study

o    Patients with inflammatory or autoimmune arthritis,

o    Participants unable to give informed consent.

o    Participants currently using systemic corticosteroids.

o    Patients who have had their gall bladders removed.

DISEASE EVALUATION APPROACH
The skeleton schematic will be used to enumerate and record all joints affected
with OA at the beginning of the study and at the end of the blinded phase. The
goniometers will be used in all three visits to determine range of motion for
the affected joints, using Table I -- Active Joint Ranges of Motion Normal
Values. The degree of pain/tenderness of the affected joint(s) will be assessed
using the algometers. A pain scale and comments on tenderness and morning
stiffness will also be recorded. Also with each visit, a questionnaire will be
filled out to document study progress for the participant.

Affected joints will be individually scored for OA involvement:

1.   Morning stiffness
2.   Morning stiffness and pain with motion during the day.
3.   Tenderness on palpitation or pain on passive motion.
4.   Crepitus or grinding sensation.
5.   Loss of range of motion, joint enlargement or joint instability.
6.   Deformity or subluxation.

For OA of the spine, the degree of involvement will be determined as above.
Radiographic evidence (if available or If necessary to include participant in
selection) will be scored: a 4 for mild to moderate disease, and five for severe
radiographic changes. In most cases, severity is expected to be judged
clinically. OA of the spine will be classified according to region of
involvement, (ie., OA of the Cervical Spine, Thoracic Spine, Lumbar Spine, or
Sacrum). Participants should be selected so as to have several individuals with
similar affected joints/regions within the study.

STUDY DESIGN SUMMARY
(LENGTH OF STUDY: MINIMUM OF ABOUT 3 MONTHS)--
1.   Study to be done in India.
2.   Will exclude inflammatory/autoimmune arthritis. Suggest CBC, ESR, RF, serum
     uric acid be done as part of entry. X-rays necessary if diagnosis hasn't
     been done
3.   Recommend that X-rays of affected joints be done at end of study for
     comparison
4.   Double--blinded randomized placebo controlled study. Placebo (vegetable oil
     capsules) group of 20 participants with 60 participants receiving the CM
     capsules).
5.   Investigator will ensure all work and services are conducted with highest
     standards of medical & clinical research practice. This includes:
     a.   recruit appropriate clinics/centers to evaluate/see patients
     b.   obtain algometers and goniometers for use in the study
     c.   provide study protocols and investigator literature to any
          sub-investigator, pharmacist or other staff responsible for study
          conduct
     d.   recruit & enroll 60 patients which meet criteria osteoarthritis and
          will come to the clinics/centers on a prescribed schedule
     e.   assure that all exclusionary criteria are absent in patient population
     f.   assure that all medical records relevant to study and entry criteria
          verifications are documented (this includes records of concornitant
          medications with start/stop dates & dose)
     g.   get informed consent
     h.   Record all joints affected and define a pain scale for use before and
          at end of study

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i.   Score affected joints for morning stiffness, pain with motion during day,
     tenderness on palpation, crepitus or grinding sensation, loss of range of
     motion, joint enlargement, joint instability, deformity or subluxation.
j.   Score radiographic evidence on scale of 0-5 (5 severe) or judge clinically
k.   Classify spinal involvement region: cervical spin, thoracic spine, lumbar
     spine, sacrum
l.   Design lay-friendly questionnaire to be used to monitor changes from
     baseline.
m.   Monitor participants weekly/biweekly for compliance
n.   Exit interview any early withdrawals & get supplements returned (add more
     to keep approp. size?)
o.   Evaluate each participant 3X - @ day 1, midway through, and at end of study
p.   Take algometer and goniormeter readings at each visit.
q.   Schedule evaluation visits and which clinic/doctor (multiple vs. same to
     reduce variables)
r.   At each evaluation, note any new symptoms, perceived changes in health and
     standard vital signs as height (first visit), weight, BP, temperature,
     pulse arid respiratory rate.
s.   Follow up with study individuals 3 weeks after last capsule. (variable
     depending on participant)
t.   record data after each visit on the Master Trial Flow sheet
u.   monitor, report and resolve any abnormal lab results or adverse events
v    handle billing and capsule procurement issues with clinic/centers
w.   Co]lect/compile, collate and multi-variable analyses on data.
x.   Provide complete report of results of study to all companies funding study
y.   Maintain all records, investigators copy of case report forms and signed
     informed consents for a minimum of 2 years.

STUDY DESIGN PROTOCOL
Prior to participation in the study, eligibility will be determined. Subjects
will receive information concerning the study and cetyl myristoleate, as well aS
a written consent form, which also describes the study and the dietary
supplement. Subject's questions will be answered in the initial interviews.
Those interested in participating will receive and sign the informed consent
form (attached copy at back of this report). They will be evaluated for OA as
described above, and the use of current medication and other dietary supplements
will be recorded. The patient will be advised to notify the physician of any
adverse changes or symptoms, which might be caused by the supplement.

The double-blinded, randomized placebo (vegetable oil) controlled study will run
approximately 2 months. Participants will take 4 capsules a day (either CM or
placebo) from numbered containers of 55 capsules. A total of 60 subjects will be
enrolled. Subjects will be evaluated at the study beginning, at midcourse in the
study (approximately 30 days) and at the study conclusion.

Since some individuals may achieve delayed responses (participants realizing
that their OA is gone some weeks after taking the last product) and responses
may remain in effect for extended periods, a follow up will be done with all
subjects at three weeks after the last capsule is taken.

Patients will not be asked to change their basic dietary habits, unless the
attending physician feels that lessening consumption or removal of something in
their diet would be beneficial to their overall health-or that such consumption
is contributing to their arthritic condition, such that lessening or removal
would improve health and provide less negative bias to the study. It is the
intent of this study to evaluate participants for the effect of adding CM to
their daily regimen without drastic modifications in other dietary variables

EARLY WITHDRAWAL FROM THE STUDY
Any participant may withdraw from the study at any time during the study. The
investigator will record the stated reason for withdrawal, if any, and request
that an exit interview be done and that remaining study materials be returned.
Returned supplements will be counted. If early in the study, the coded
designation for the participant may be broken and another suitable participant
chosen to replace the withdrawn participant. The new participant will be treated
as all others in the study, even though the new addition's status may not be
"blinded". If more than one withdraws, the designations may again be blinded by
random participant designation.

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BENEFITS TO STUDY PARTICIPANTS AND STUDY COSTS
Subjects in this study will receive only minor reimbursements (taxi
reimbursements, lunch, etc.) for participation in the study. The medical care
received, if any, in connection with this study will be their routine medical
care for OA, with nor additional charge for such care. The CM supplement and
placebo will be donated for the purposes of scientific research by Imagenetix,
supplied to participants at no cost. Patient benefits include the satisfaction
of participating in a study designed to advance the treatment of OA, and the
possible benefits received during study treatment. A Study Design Cost Analysis
is attached.

STUDY MATER1AL AND PRODUCT
Cetyl Myrisioleate Oil is supplied in capsule form with at least 100 mg. each of
cetyl myristoleate and cetyl myristate. Placebos will be similar capsules with
vegetable oil filling. Participants will take 272 capsules over a 68-day period,
with 4 capsules taken each day, preferably before meals and at bedtime. A missed
dose may be made up by taking an additional capsule at an interval between one
of the above-recommended schedule, If more doses are missed, the participant
should continue to take capsules at 4/day until 272 capsules have been taken. A
75-day extended study period will be accepted; after which the participant will
be considered noncompliant and eliminated from the study analysis.

The investigator may discontinue the patient's continued participation in the
study if at the interim evaluation, the patient's OA is in complete remission.

OUTCOME MEASURES
See Disease Evaluation Approach Section above. In addition, to physician work-up
and quantitative goniometer and algometer date, the questionnaire will be used
to describe changes from baseline, to include: frequency of use of pain
medications, duration of morning stiffness, perceived pain (scale defined),
perceived limitation of activity caused by OA and participant's comments of
ailments and change during treatment. As indicated above, assessments to be made
at initiation of treatment, at mid-course and at end of treatments. All
participants will be evaluated by follow-up at three weeks after treatment to
assess any residual effects. Any new symptoms and perceived changes in health
will be recorded. Vital signs will be recorded at each visit (weight, BP,
temperature, pulse and respiratory rate). On first visit, record height. As part
of the initial work up, the following lab work will be performed: CBC, ESR,
Rheumatoid factor, serum uric Acid, and VDRL.

STATISTICS
Quantitative results will he evaluated using two tailed Student T-test. P values
will be defined for significant differences. Multivariate analysis will be
performed for those parameters, which are amenable to such.

FORMS

Physician Chart:

1.   Skeletal Drawings
2.   Vital sighs
3.   Lab report results
4.   Informed Consent
5.   Record of frequency of medication use for treatment of OA (analgesics,
     prescribed of OTC. vitamin, mineral, or nutraceutical)
6.   Data flow sheet with record of possible side effects, data on withdrawal
     and reason.
7.   Goniometric data sheets
8.   Algometer data sheets
9.   Record of bottle numbers and evaluation of patient compliance to treatment
     regimen.

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For Patient:

1.   Description of study, the treatment, possible benefits to patient, ability
     to withdraw.
2.   Description of possible side effects and what to report.

OWNERSHIP OF STUDY RESULTS
Results of the study are the property of the finding company, namely Imagenetix
and other supporting sponsors. Journal Publication(s) by investigator will be
permitted by consent of study owners. Owners of study will give editorial
concurrence prior to release of publication submission.

INVESTIGATOR RESPONSIBILITIES (SEE STUDY DESIGN SUMMARY)

The Investigator (ClinCyte) shall ensure that all work and services described
herein, or incidental to those described herein, shall be conducted in
accordance with the highest standards of medical and clinical research practice.
The investigator will provide copies of the study protocol and investigator's
literature to ally sub-investigators, pharmacists, or other staff responsible
for study conduct.

The Investigator shall ensure that a complete report of the results is provided
to the study owners. Such report will be generated in a manner such as to be
used for marketing and commercial purposes.

The Investigator will also generate a manuscript of the study results to be
published in a peer review journal of the owner's choice.

The investigator will comply with regulatory requirements by maintaining the
following information:

1.   Medical history/records that are relevant to verify protocol entry
     criteria,
2.   Consent form (signed) with notes on day of entry.
3.   Notes with dated entry for each patient visit, including specific results
     and exams
4.   Abnormal lab results, adverse events reported and their resolutions
5.   Notes on concomitant medications taken during the study (including start
     and stop dates).
6.   Study participant's condition upon completion or termination of study.
     Medical records should state:

          a.   date of entry into trial
          b.   brief description of study
          c.   comment oil results
          d.   adverse events
          e.   confirmation of informed consent

7.   A master protocol document describing study and the data collection
     process.

All patient record plus copies of case report forms and signed inform consent
form (plus-consent form as it was incorporated into the participant's medical
records) to be kept for a minimum of 2 years.

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                                                                Study Check List

                               Check Off List for
                            The Imagenetix CM Study

1.   10,880 capsules of CM. Each patient needs 272 capsules, so putting 68 or 34
     capsules per bottle will work out well. We may want to add about 500
     capsules to allow for lost replacements, drop out and replacement for new
     recruits.
2.   5,440 capsules of placebo. Again, 68 or 34 capsules per bottle. Add about
     250 extra capsules for same reasons as above.
3.   Label in a way as to assure the participant of what they are taking:
     herbal supplement, no adverse side effects to be expected, how and when to
     take daily doses, etc.
4.   Label on the bottom of the bottle as to imx-cmc-a or imx-cmc-b (placebo).
     Physician will number bottles when distributing to patients so that the
     patient bottles are trackable.
5.   ClinCyte will see that treatments arrive in India. Get capsules to them.
     Probably will need 2 shipping boxes.
6.   Review the forms "instructions for Use of CM Supplements for Treatment of
     Osteoarthsitis" and the "Informed Consent". If there is anything to be
     added or changed, let us know soon, as there are the only documents that
     the participants receive which describe the study and the product
7.   Are there any specific questions which you would like to include in the
     questionnaire to be filled out by the participants? We will make up a
     question list prior to study launch and can include your questions in this.
8.   The following will be done prior to study launch:
          a.   Imagenetix to provide check for 50 % of study budget
          b.   ClinCyte to prepare lay-friendly questionnaire and have it
               approved by Imagenetix
          c.   ClinCyte to acquire algometers and goniometers needed for study
          d.   ClinCyte to prepare pain scale and radiographic evidence scale
               for use in study
          e.   ClinCyte to prepare scheme for data recording by physician
                    o    Goniometer data sheets
                    o    Algometer data sheets
                    o    Patient record form of assigned bottle numbers and
                         evaluation of patient compliance to treatment regimen
          f    ClinCyte to prepare a scheme for randomizing patients in study
          g.   ClinCyte to prepare a list of documents required for each patient
          h.   ClinCyte to prepare an exit interview questionnaire
          i.   ClinCyte to prepare a log documenting participant reimbursements
          j.   ClinCyte will notify Imagenetix as to actual launch date of
               study. (to be determined by the success of participant
               recruitment)
          k.   ClinCyte wilt ship treatment bottles to India

9.   Study Activities in India

          a.   ClinCyte and Physicians will recruit participants based on
               inclusion criteria and designate a grouping for each participant.
               Will exclude inflamrnatory/autoimmune arthritis. ClinCyte will
               assure that all medical records relevant to study and entry
               criteria verifications are documented (this includes records of
               concomitant medications with start/stop dates & dose).
          b.   get informed consent and provide study information to participant
          c.   Physician to perform initial work-up. Suggest CBC, ESR, RF, serum
               uric acid be done as part of entry. X-rays necessary if diagnosis
               hasn't been done. Record all joints affected and define a pain
               scale for use. Score affected joints for morning stiffness, pain

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               with motion during day. tenderness on palpation, crepitus or
               grinding sensation, loss of range of motion, joint enlargement,
               joint instability, deformity or subluxation. Score radiographic
               evidence on scale of 0-5 (5 = severe) or judge clinically.
               Classify spinal involvement region: cervical spin, thoracic
               spine, lumbar spine, sacrurm. Take algometer and goniometer
               readings at each visit. At each evaluation, note any new
               symptoms, perceived changes in health arid standard vital signs
               as height (first visit), weight, BP, temperature, pulse and
               respiratory rate.
          d.   Physician will evaluate each participant 3X -(C)day 1, midway
               through, and at end of study
          e.   ClinCyte will monitor participants weekly/biweekly for compliance
          f.   ClinCytc will exit interview any early withdrawals & get
               supplements returned Schedule evaluation visits and which
               clinic/doctor (multiple vs. same to reduce variables)
          g.   ClinCyte will follow up with study individuals 3 weeks after
               last capsule. (variable depending on participant)
          h.   ClinCyte will monitor, report and resolve any abnormal lab
               results or adverse events
          i.   ClinCyte will handle billing and capsule procurement issues with
               clinic/centers

10. End of study

          a.   ClinCyte will collect/compile, collare and multi-variable
               analyses on data. The following forms will be collected on each
               participant:

                    1.   Skeletal Drawings
                    2.   Vital sighs
                    3.   Lab report results
                    4.   Informed Consent
                    5.   Record of frequency of medication use for treatment of
                         OA (analgesics, prescribed of 0TC vitamin, mineral, or
                         nutraceutical)
                    6.   Data flow sheer with record of possible side effects,
                         data on withdrawal and reason.
                    7.   Goniometric data sheets
                    8.   Algometer data sheets
                    9.   Record of bottle numbers and evaluation of patient
                         compliance to treatment regimen.

          b.   ClinCyte will provide complete report of results of study to all
               companies funding study. Such report will be generated in a
               manner such as to be used for marketing and commercial purposes.
          c.   ClinCyte will generate a publication of the compiled data to be
               submitted to a peer review journal of Imagenetix's choice,
          d.   ClinCyte will maintain all records, investigators copy of case
               report forms and signed informed consents for a minimum of 2
               years. Specifically,

               1.   Medical history/records that are relevant to verify protocol
                    entry criteria.
               2.   Consent form (signed) with notes on day of entry.
               3.   Notes with dated entry for each patient visit, including
                    specific results and exams
               4.   Abnormal lab results, adverse events reported and their
                    resolutions
               5.   Notes on concomitant medications taken during the study
                    (including start and stop dates).
               6.   Study participant's condition upon completion or termination
                    of study. Medical records should state:

                    a.   date of entry into trial
                    b.   brief description of study
                    c.   comment on results

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                    d.   adverse events
                    e.   confirmation of informed consent

               7.   A master protocol document describing study and the data
                    collection process. All patient record plus copies of case
                    report forms and signed inform consent form (plus consent
                    form as it was incorporated into the participant's medical
                    records)

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