Released on: October 8, 2007, 4:10 pm

Press Release Author: Tamea Sisco/Excel Treatment Program

Industry: Healthcare

Press Release Summary: Excel Treatment Program in Denver Colorado has been focused
on the treatment of substance addiction through the administration of peptides,
amino acids, vitamins, minerals and nutrients for over a decade. Their claims of the
importance of the neuro-biological factor in recovery, specifically the dopamine D2
receptor continue to be substantiated.

Press Release Body: Excel Treatment Program in Denver Colorado has been focused on
the treatment of substance addiction through the administration of peptides, amino
acids, vitamins, minerals and nutrients for over a decade. Their claims of the
importance of the neuro-biological factor in recovery, specifically the dopamine D2
receptor continue to be substantiated. Recently, researchers from the University of
Cambridge released a study which once again suggests a direct link between a lack of
D2 receptors and a predisposition to drug addiction as well as compulsions such as
excessive gambling and shopping.
Tamea Sisco is the discoverer of the transport mechanism for administrating Amino
Acid Anti-Craving I.V. treatments, and Program Director of Excel Treatment. She has
also discovered that by administering the correct peptides and amino acids, in the
correct proportion, to repair this brain cell receptor, addiction cravings are
controlled. These brain cell receptors are a subclass of the super family of
receptors called G-protein coupled receptors, which are made from amino acids.
\"Safety isn\'t a problem,\" comments Sisco, \"as each of the individual amino acids are
FDA approved. The hard part was finding which amino acids were damaged in the
G-receptor and how much to administer.\" The treatment, termed \"Tigers\" treatment, is
administered as a painless intravenous drip over 3-4 hours for a total of 10-20
treatments.
\"Tigers\" stands for TGGRS which is Third Generation Genetic Repair System and is now
patent pending at the US Patent Office.



Web Site: http://exceltreatment.com

Contact Details: Excel Treatment Program
1660 S. Albion St.
Denver, Co. 80222
303-520-8004