Pegasus Pharmaceuticals Group Inc. (“Pegasus”) has been collaborating with the national sports team of Republic of Georgia in the research project of "Nutritional Support for Athletes".  The national wrestling team of Republic of Georgia has been taking Bioseng® #1, one of Pegasus’ health products, and unprecedentedly won three gold medals in the 29th Olympic Games held in Beijing, China in Aug 2008! 

One year before the 29th Olympic Games, the medical team consisting of Pegasus’ scientists and medical staff in the national sports team of Republic of Georgia had decided to choose the national wrestling team as the subjects of the collaborative research project.  According to the physical conditions of each athlete in the wrestling team, the project team developed a personalized nutritional support program for each athlete.  Under the guidance of medical team, these athletes had been taking Bioseng® #1 developed by Pegasus Pharmaceuticals, a natural health product containing botanical active ingredients with anti-hypoxic properties.  The athletes have shown improved overall physical performance, especially their explosive power and endurance.  Representing a small country of only five million populations, the national wrestling team of Republic of Georgia wining three gold medals (also the only gold medals) in the Olympic Games is a very substantial and astounding result to the rest of the world.

The gold medalists, coaches and medical staff of the national wrestling team of Republic of Georgia were all very impressed with the Bioseng® #1.  After the Beijing Olympic Games, the national sports team of Republic of Georgia decided to promote Bioseng® #1 and apply it to more sports teams and had signed a new collaborative agreement with Pegasus Pharmaceuticals Group.

The following is a photo of representatives from Pegasus Pharmaceuticals Group Inc. and from the national sports team of Republic of Georgia. Mr. Jingtao (James) Cao, General Manager, Pegasus Pharmaceuticals Group Inc. (first from the left); Dr. Zurab Kakhabrishvili, Professor, MD, Chairman of the Association of Sports Medicine, Medical Director of the National Olympic Team (second from the left).