LifePoint, Inc. Investors Group Press Release

LIFEPOINT, INC. INVESTORS GROUP ANNOUNCES SAGEGROUP STRATEGIES ENGAGEMENT AND OVERALL “COORDINATED ARMIES STRATEGIC PROGRAM”

Los Angeles, CA; Silver Spring, MD; and New York City, NY -- October 25, 2005. LifePoint, Inc. Investors Group announces: a) the engagement of the major business turnaround firm SageGroup Strategies, Inc.; and b) the launching of a major overall "Coordinated Armies Strategic Program". This is the Program under which this LifePoint investors group is moving forward with SageGroup Strategies and others in the best interests of LifePoint, Inc. and of its investors, potential beneficiaries, and other involvees.

LifePoint, Inc. Investors Group is an organized group of concerned angry investors in LifePoint, Inc., a publicly-held company. Members of the Group have been involved in extensive investigations, discussions, and other activity since 2003, and the Group was formally formed in 2005. The Group is now proactively moving forward in several ways concurrently.

LifePoint, Inc. is a company that seemed to be doing well for several years, then went through some major negative steps this year and now appears to be out of business under questionable circumstances. In prior-years' press releases, LifePoint had described itself as follows: "LifePoint, Inc., a leader in non-invasive drug diagnostic technologies and solutions, has developed, manufactures, and markets the Impact Test System -- a rapid diagnostic testing, screening, and drug monitoring device for use in law enforcement and the workplace and, in the future, ambulances, pharmacies, and home healthcare markets. LifePoint's patented and proprietary technologies for the use of saliva as a non-invasive, blood-comparable test specimen, used in conjunction with the flow immunosensor technology licensed from the United States Navy, have allowed LifePoint to develop a broadly applicable, rapid, on-site diagnostic test system. The first product simultaneously detects drugs of abuse and alcohol. The initial three target markets -- law enforcement, industrial workplace, and medical emergency room -- are estimated to be over $1.6 billion in total opportunity."

SageGroup Strategies, Inc. is the USA's and world's largest Professional Troubled-Company Specialist firm, with over 600 professionals based in many offices located in the USA, Canada, Europe, and Asia. Its Small Public Companies Division and International Investors Division are especially knowledgeable and focused on helping small public companies get out of financial, governmental, managerial, fraud-related, and other serious trouble and moving forward well, all in the best interests of these companies and their American and foreign shareholders. Also, its Religious Sector Division is very focused on working with and for religious organizations in the best interests of troubled companies, wronged investors, and appropriate others.

Chris Ford, a LifePoint, Inc. Investors Group member, stated, "Some fellow LifePoint investors and I have been very concerned about the recent major deterioration of the business aspects and stock price of this company. It is puzzling how LifePoint could have been evidently moving forward well for several years, then suddenly goes so bad. Many LifePoint investors were badly hurt in early 2003 when the stock suddenly lost most of its value in one day, perhaps because of a financing problem at that point. The stock price continued to trend downwards for a couple of years, then went through another collapse of most of its remaining value earlier this year, supposedly because of a cash flow problem. At that time the valuable assets of LifePoint evidently then went through some questionable steps and are no longer in the LifePoint corporation in which so many tens of millions of dollars had been invested."

Mr. Ford continued, "Other LifePoint investors and I have discussed this at length. Some of us have also contacted various other involvees in this situation, including those involved in the recent assets transfers from the LifePoint corporation. We have been very disappointed by not having been able to get sufficient information to determine whether the assets transfers and other devastating events were proper or improper, legal or fraudulent, and other concerns. This also has made many of us very suspicious."

Mr. Ford concluded, "Accordingly, a series of steps have been taken, and more steps will soon be taken. Step One has been to form the initial LifePoint, Inc. Investors Group of very concerned and angry current and past LifePoint investors. Step Two was to have the Group engage SageGroup Strategies, Inc., the major Professional Troubled-Company Specialist firm, which has had much experience with very troubled companies, including relatively small public companies. Third, the LifePoint, Inc. Investors Group and SageGroup Strategies have agreed to immediately move forward with a "Coordinated Armies Strategic Program". The objectives of this Program include: a) determine what has truly happened, why, how, when, by whom, etc.; b) try to determine ways in which LifePoint investors can recover invested money; c) have LifePoint become more valuable in the best interests of the investors; d) seek ways that the Company's developed technology, products, etc. can benefit society in general, including the medical, law enforcement, and other specific communities thereof; and e) publicly expose any wrongdoing and wrongdoers, if any, including to deter them and others from new wrongdoing."

Chaplain Alvin McKinley, a SGS Religious Sector Division Co-Manager and a chaplain and/or minister for over 40 years, added, "The SageGroup Strategies firm as a whole, as well as each of its divisions, is very committed to proactively helping people and improving situations in every way that we can, including as to any humanitarian, social justice, religious, business, financial, and other manners. And, SGS's Religious Sector Division is especially focused on working with and helping religious organizations, persons, and other entities. The Division plans to participate actively in improving the LifePoint situation for several reasons, two key ones being: 1) Certain Seventh-Day Adventist, Jewish, and other religious organizations have heavily invested in the LifePoint situation; and 2) The LifePoint technology, products, etc. have great potential to help many people."

Larry Lindsey, a senior-level SGS Managing Director, a Co-Manager of SGS's Small Public Companies Division and SGS's Religious Sector Division, and with over 35 years of helping troubled companies and investor groups, financing and building companies, and other complex business experience, explained the newly-initiated overall Program as follows: "In complex situations like this, it warrents much more attention and action by various entities moving forward to remedy this under a "Coordinated Armies Strategic Program". These various entities include: a) attorneys focused on legal aspects; b) government entities at the federal, state, and local levels, including those focused on securities fraud and other forms of illegal actions under criminal and civil laws; c) SageGroup Strategies, focused on financial and business improvement for the Company and its investors; and d) the media, especiallly those focused on exposing wrongdoers and wrongdoings. Overall coordination of this Program is by leaders of the LifePoint, Inc. Investors Group and SageGroup Strategies."

Mr. Lindsey continued, "SageGroup Strategies is very committed to helping very troubled companies to get out of trouble, reorganize in the best ways to move forward, then to actually move forward strongly. SageGroup proactively commits its capabilities, credibility, resources, relationships, and other strengths to these major efforts. We are very focused on helping this LifePoint situation."

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
For additional information, please contact Chris Ford of the LifePoint, Inc. Investors Group. (Because he is currently traveling much, he will return phone messages left for him with Larry Lindsey at 510-8652480.) This press release and certain expected future LifePoint, Inc. Investors Group press releases are to be posted in the Articles section of the SGS website www.SageGroupStrategies.com. And, some related SGS press releases are to be posted in the SGS General Press Releases section of that website.