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American Diversified Holdings Corporation (ADHC) has announced a partnership with Arete Biosciences to design their GlucoGuard diabetes management device. The San Diego-based bioengineering firm will develop the device following FDA Breakthrough Device directive, with guidance from GlucoGuard's advisor Dr. Stephen Weber.

The company has secured a non-dilutive funding commitment from a small cap hedge fund, which will be provided in tranches based on use of funds. Additionally, ADHC reports progress in their APP development partnership with DEXCOM for Continuous Glucose monitoring technology, utilizing artificial intelligence to predict hypoglycemia in diabetic patients.

American Diversified Holdings Corporation (ADHC) has received positive feedback on their Break Through Device Application for GlucoGuard, a revolutionary medical device for type I diabetics. The device, designed as an oral retainer worn during sleep, automatically delivers glucose intraorally to combat nocturnal hypoglycemia.

The FDA acknowledged that GlucoGuard represents breakthrough technology with no current alternatives in the market. Led by Dr. Stephen C. Weber, Assistant Professor at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and former FDA Medical Officer, the device shows potential to provide significant advantages in treating nocturnal hypoglycemia.

Key FDA acknowledgments include:

• No currently approved alternatives exist
• Potential for significant advantages over current treatment options
• Fulfills an unmet need in type I diabetes management
• Addresses healthcare disparities through low-cost, at-home treatment

The FDA has suggested developing a prototype to confirm physical compatibility and conducting an Early Feasibility study to verify safety for sleeping patients.

GlucoGuard, a subsidiary of American Diversified Holdings (OTC Pink: ADHC), has filed an application with the FDA seeking Breakthrough Device designation. The company has received initial feedback confirming the application's qualification for review.

The Breakthrough Devices Program aims to accelerate development, assessment, and review processes for premarket approval, 510(k) clearance, and De Novo marketing authorization, while maintaining strict safety and effectiveness standards. This development follows GlucoGuard's recent announcement regarding Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) collaboration with development partner Dexcomm.

The company reports ongoing negotiations with Investment Partners, with future updates promised to shareholders.

American Diversified Holdings (ADHC) has announced a strategic alliance with Tech Kahunas, a San Diego-based technology firm specializing in AI, cloud computing, and cybersecurity. The partnership aims to develop innovative solutions in cloud computing, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and large language models.

The alliance is strategically positioned to capitalize on the projected AI market growth and the significant capital expenditure plans of the Magnificent 7 tech companies, who have announced over $300 Billion in investments for 2025-2026. According to various research firms, the global AI market is expected to reach between $826.7 billion and $3.68 trillion by 2030-2034.

Tech Kahunas, established in 2015, brings experience from working with major companies like PublicSquare, Deloitte, Accenture, PepsiCo, and Cisco. The company specializes in developing custom, secure, and scalable solutions for business innovation and efficiency.

American Diversified Holdings (ADHC) has provided an update on its GlucoGuard app development through the University of California, Irvine's Make A Difference Opportunity (MADO) Program. During Spring 2024, the team achieved key milestones including developing a functional front-end and back-end system, training a predictive algorithm with 95% accuracy for hypoglycemic detection, and securing Registered Developer access to Dexcom API.

For Spring 2025, GlucoGuard aims to advance development to enable mobile device functionality and upgrade to Access Dexcom API for real-time blood glucose monitoring from G6 and G7 devices. The software development through UCI MADO program runs parallel to hardware development, strengthening IP claims, supporting regulatory approval, and optimizing R&D timelines.

The GlucoGuard system, being developed with three key partners including a U.S. research university, a biomedical engineering firm, and a public CGM company, combines AI and mobile monitoring to manage nocturnal hypoglycemia through an automated glucose-administering mouthpiece.

American Diversified Holdings (OTC Pink: ADHC) has appointed Dr. Stephen C. Weber, MD to lead its Medical Advisory Board. Dr. Weber is currently an Assistant Professor at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and previously served as a Medical Officer and Clinical Reviewer at the FDA. With over 25 years of experience as an Orthopaedic Surgeon, Dr. Weber will lead the development of Glucoguard and help identify additional acquisition opportunities for the company.

American Diversified Holdings (ADHC) announced that its division, Glucoguard, has completed the Mobile Application and Design Outline (MADO) for Dexcom API Integration. The outline features a proprietary AI-based algorithm that forms the backbone of the Glucoguard App, designed to analyze blood sugar levels and predictively treat lows before hypoglycemic events occur.

The system integrates with Dexcom's Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) technology to track glucose levels in real-time. The mobile app will connect users to the Glucoguard device, which delivers glucose when the AI algorithm detects critical changes, preventing dangerous episodes of hypoglycemia. The company will proceed with prototype development and full software/hardware integration once API integration is complete.