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To: Jim Bishop who wrote (11002)	10/5/1999 10:28:00 AM
From: Mr.Manners	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 150070

KAHI VITAPLANET ANNOUNCES NEW CONTENT AGREEMENT WITH FIRST DATA BANK CORP AND UPDATES SHAREHOLDERS REGARDING VITAPLANET RELAUNCH PROGRESS.. LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 5, 1999--Vitaplanet.com, a division of Kaire Holdings Incorporated (OTC BB:KAHI.O), an emerging developer of pure play Internet initiatives, announced today that it has purchased the National Drug Data File from First Databank Corporation, a Hearst Corporation. Vitaplanet President David Kazarian stated, "We are pleased to have purchased what we feel is the most comprehensive and powerful health content databank in the world. This database will not only allow Vitaplanet member-customers to access extremely valuable information about products, but the data itself has a tremendous value to health professionals. The data will allow medical doctors to access information about medication dosing and allergic reactions; dieticians will be able to execute drug/food interactions and geriatric case managers and insurance representatives will be able to access up to the minute average wholesale pricing for thousands of prescription medications." Kazarian added, "As a result of our ambitious addition of the First DataBank database, we have decided to delay the re-launch of the new site for a short period. Given the vast amount of data we have purchased, there is little chance that we will be able to re-launch with the complete First Databank catalog. Therefore, it is our intention to phase in the re-launch. We will likely unveil the first phase of the new site within a period of weeks. Soon thereafter, we will begin to deploy our new Vitaplanet health modules." About Vitaplanet.com: Vitaplanet.com is a provider of health, beauty and wellness products and health-related services on the World Wide Web. Vitaplanet.com is scheduled to re-launch its flagship Web site in the fall of 1999. The new and improved site is expected to be one of a small number of online pharmacies that can market and sell more than 10,000 prescription pharmaceutical products, infusion services and custom compounding products throughout all 50 states. Some of Vitaplanet's competitors in the online prescription pharmaceutical and content market are; CVS Corporation (NYSE:CVS.N); drkoop.com Inc. (NASDAQ:KOOP.O); Drug Emporium Inc. (NASDAQ:DEMP.O); drugstore.com Inc. (NASDAQ:DSCM.O); Healtheon Corp. (NASDAQ:HLTH.O); Longs Drug Store Corp. (NYSE:LDG); OnHealth Network Corp. (NASDAQ:ONHN.O); Rite Aid Corp. (NYSE:RAD.N); Walgreen Co. (NYSE:WAG.N). Vitaplanet.com believes strongly in the future of the Internet and is committed to provide the strongest possible content, to build and maintain relationships with business and with consumers and to fully utilize the Internet as the primary marketing vehicle for its products and services. --30--kr/la* mk/la CONTACT: Kaire Holdings Inc., North Hollywood Steve Westlund, 818/255-4996 818/255-4997 (fax) e-mail@vitaplanet.com KEYWORD: CALIFORNIA INDUSTRY KEYWORD: COMED COMPUTERS/ELECTRONICS MEDICINE RETAIL INTERACTIVE/MULTIMEDIA/INTERNET PHARMACEUTICAL Today's News On The Net - Business Wire's full file on the Internet with Hyperlinks to your home page. URL: businesswire.com Copyright 1999, Business Wire

To: Jim Bishop who wrote (11002)	10/5/1999 12:20:00 PM
From: Mr Metals	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 150070

B.C. Securities Commission - Van Sun says BCSC claims Calf, Erickson duped gold investors B.C. Securities Commission BCSEC Shares issued 0 1899-12-30 close $0 Tuesday Oct 5 1999 The Vancouver Sun reports in its Tuesday edition that two Fraser Valley men duped investors by enticing them to invest in a company that claimed to have a revolutionary method for extracting gold from waste ore, according to a finding of a British Columbia Securities Commission hearing panel. Reporter David Baines says the panel found that Maurice Calf of Langley and Kenneth Erickson of Abbotsford committed numerous securities violations in their promotion and sale of investments in EVC Resources, a private company that they promised to take public, but never did. In a 39-page decision, the panel said that Mr. Erickson was the sole shareholder of James Metallurgical Services, located in Abbotsford. He claimed to be a professional engineer with experience in mining and refining, but he was not registered in B.C. On July 22, 1997, undercover Royal Canadian Mounted Police investigators posing as investors went to the plant where Mr. Erickson showed them a number of 45-gallon barrels of ore that he said contained 15 ounces of gold each. Within an hour, the RCMP executed search warrants on the premises. (c) Copyright 1999 Canjex Publishing Ltd. canada-stockwatch.com