Survival
Daryl Stevenett, Founder of LifeCaps, along with his partners Kevin Stevenett and Stephen Whitman, met with two East Indian gentlemen who have a keen interest in introducing the survival pill LifeCaps to the military of their native country. Dr. K. Lahiri, the director of technical and business development for Rajat Pharmachem Ltd. was intrigued and also excited for the possibilities as to what LifeCaps could do for the military in East India.
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Dr.Lahiri says that the Indian army is one of the largest military forces in the world, with over 10 million strong. He also said that all young men in India are required to serve 3 years of military service which numbers into the millions as well. He said that these military men find themselves practicing maneuvers in some of the most desolate areas in India and a survival nutrient pill could prove to be very useful in many survival situations.
Also attending the meeting was Neil Bhaskar, Chairman of NovaCare Pharma Inc. Neil was intrigued after seeing the ABC4 Good Things Utah interview with Daryl Stevenett, on his 17th day without food (surviving only on LifeCaps and water). He commented on how useful a survival pill like LifeCaps could be in many different scenarios and talked about all the possibilities LifeCaps could be used for back in India, as well as for emergency survival situations where food might become scarce for people all over the world.
The meeting ended with an exchange of business cards, handshakes and an enthusiasm to try LifeCaps for themselves. They left the meeting with their own bottle of LifeCaps, literature and a better understanding of how a survival pill can benefit people all over the world.
To learn more about about LifeCaps, “the world’s first survival pill", please go to http://www.lifecaps.net/
