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Techvestor Launches Expansion into the Florida Market

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Thursday, February 23, 2023
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The new STR properties that Techvestor is currently acquiring in Florida will roll into the current portfolio, fully owned by its community of investors.

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  • The new STR properties that Techvestor is currently acquiring in Florida will roll into the current portfolio, fully owned by its community of investors.
  • "We've been able to capitalize on the growing value of the STR market," says Guler.
  • This enabled us to build a portfolio of properties in 10+ markets, including the Poconos, Scottsdale, and Blue Ridge, GA. Now we are focusing on our latest market: Florida."
  • As it has been with other markets, Techvestor will be solely responsible for not only the acquisition of but the renovation and design of all Florida STR properties.

New Research Analysis Shows VINIA Reduces Oxidation Of LDL-Cholesterol To Support Cardiovascular Improved Functioning

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Monday, November 15, 2021
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Vancouver, British Columbia and Rehovot, Israel--(Newsfile Corp. - November 15, 2021) - BioHarvest Sciences Inc. (CSE: BHSC) ("BioHarvest" or the "Company") reports that recent research analysis provides additional support for anti-oxidation structure/function claims of VINIA®. This analysis, when added to the clinical study [1] conducted by the Company, provides a clear substantiation to BioHarvest's claims relating to anti-oxidation, lipid anti-oxidation, and scavenging free radicals.

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  • Projected sales of Cannabis will require the Company to obtain production and/or export licensing which cannot be assured.
  • All forward-looking statements are inherently uncertain and actual results may be affected by a number of material factors beyond our control.
  • BHSC does not intend to update forward-looking statement disclosures other than through our regular management discussion and analysis disclosures.
  • Neither the Canadian Securities Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

Ballogy, The Basketball Embassy And Pro Player Sinan Guler Partner To Develop Athletes In Turkey

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Wednesday, April 22, 2020
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Sinan Gulers organization, Guler Legacy , and The Basketball Embassy will roll out the Ballogy app as the vehicle for connectivity between all basketball coaches and players in the Guler network throughout Europe and Asia, including international clubs, organizations, and the Turkish Basketball Federation.

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  • Sinan Gulers organization, Guler Legacy , and The Basketball Embassy will roll out the Ballogy app as the vehicle for connectivity between all basketball coaches and players in the Guler network throughout Europe and Asia, including international clubs, organizations, and the Turkish Basketball Federation.
  • Our mission is to bring the power of sports and the latest scientific developments and technology to everyone that plays the game, said Sinan Guler, co-founder of Guler Legacy.
  • Formed into a social enterprise, Guler Legacy basketball camps has hosted 900+ basketball players over the last 9 years with an estimated 400 of these athletes, coming from regions with limited basketball opportunities.
  • The mission of Guler Legacy is to build a sustainable business to support giving back to the basketball community.

WPI Engineers Creating Miniaturized, Wireless Oxygen Sensor for Sick Infants

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Thursday, November 14, 2019
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Guler and her team have developed a miniature oxygen monitor for babies, which measures blood gases diffusing through the skin and reports the data wirelessly.

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  • Guler and her team have developed a miniature oxygen monitor for babies, which measures blood gases diffusing through the skin and reports the data wirelessly.
  • "Extended stays in the hospital are costly and can be a strain on families," said Guler.
  • Our goal with this affordable, mobile device is to give doctors more flexibility in monitoring their patients both in the hospital and at home."
  • The chip, designed to work inside the wearable oxygen monitor, activates the optical sensors, captures analogue signals from the sensor, handles power management, and contains required circuitry.