$IVOB Announces Birth in Venezuela

February 4th, 2010 at 8:54 am Posted by The Dean

Yesterday, $IVOB traded 11 times its 3 month average volume and moved up as much as 25% on news of a 50 person clinical study with a 36% pregnancy rate.

These clinical results were presented this past weekend as part of the Salvador Society of Endoscopy and Reproduction, which was dedicated to $IVOB’s INVO technology. Another valuable finding of this study was a multiple birth rate of only 6%, which is a significant decrease from conventional methods of infertility treatment.

This morning, $IVOB announced the first INVO birth in South America. The 46 year old woman was treated by the CEVALFES Center for Fertility in Venezuela and gave birth to a health boy on Sunday.

The INVO procedure was administered by Dr. Antonio Sonoja, who was a keynote speaker at the Salvador Society of Endoscopy and Reproduction the previous day.

The Dean thinks this exciting follow-up news for $IVOB because it suggests that any number of women from various clinical trials could be pregnant with INVO babies potentially popping up like INVO centers—all around the globe.

In October, $IVOB’s announced their first commercial birth which involved a 40 year old woman who suffered from infertility for 16 years. The Dean believes the Venezuela birth is just as significant because it involved a 46 year old woman.

Furthermore, the women each gave birth to a single, healthy child. This is significant because, as The Dean has taught his students, IVF patients tend to received multiple embryos to increase the rate of success for the treatment.

But, clearly, $IVOB’s INVO procedure is producing higher quality embryos because the INVOcell device allows for conception to take place the “Natural Way“, inside the female patient where she’s able to gently rock her child to be. If this is in fact the case, $IVOB’s INVO procedure has successfully proven its effectiveness without having to transfer multiple embryos, reducing the rate of multiple birth pregnancies. This, in turn, reduces the cost of having a child for both the parents to be and, potentially, governments around the world.

This is why The Dean has taught all of his students these valuable lessons: