Standard Process Helps Prepare Future Health Care Professionals with $500,000 Gift to National University of Health Sciences

■ palmyra, Wisconsin- Standard Process Inc., MANUFAC­TURER OF NUTRITIONAL WHOLE FOOD SUPPLEMENTS, HAS COMMIT­TED 5500,000, to National University of Health Sciences (NUHS) TO HELP THE SCHOOL UPGRADE ITS LOMBARD, ILL. CAMPUS, BEGINNING WITH ITS BIOCHEMISTRY LAB. Renovations on the lab have started and are estimated to be complete by fall. NUHS plans to use the remaining funds to remodel its anatomy laboratory, beginning in the summer of 2012. "Standard Process shares our vision in preparing doctors with the type of solid training necessary to be first-contact physicians who offer patient-centered whole health care," said Dr. James Winterstein, NUHS president. "And we are proud to partner with Standard Process in this philanthropic venture." "Standard Process is encouraged by NUHS' desire to enhance its students' educational experience, and we're honored to sup­port the university's facility improvements," said Dr. Mary Beth Larsen, Standard Process chiropractic relations manager. "By forming a long-term relationship between Standard Process and the university, we are helping the students become the natural health care practitioners needed for tomorrow."