Abstract: The technology relates generally to an interactive avatar training system. The interactive avatar training system utilizes an interactive platform that allows at least two users, such as a trainer and a trainee, to be in interactive communication in a training program. The interactive avatar training system may assist generating a processed answer or response from the trainer to the trainee so that the answer presented to the trainee has high level of accuracy. Thus, the training efficiency and accuracy may be enhanced and improved.

Abstract: The invention comprises a composition of inosine and orotic acid or a salt thereof, and its methods of use in treating, maintaining and enhancing the health of the heart, and specifically the integrity of the myocardium. The effective combination of inosine and orotic acid/orotate effectively improves various medical parameters that are widely used to assess cardiac function and structure. These include EKG and VCG recordings, quantitative assessments of work capacity and athletic performance, clinically relevant observations, and direct biochemical, histological and ultrastructural analyses. The observations and controlled studies in mice, rats, rabbits, cardiology patients and high performance human athletes (cyclists) consistently support the effectiveness of the combination of inosine and orotic acid/orotate in both preventing and reversing damage to the myocardium resulting from physical stress.

Abstract: A new protein supplement for insect rearing contains extracts of insect eggs or cultured insect egg embryonic cell lines from insects such as Plodia interpunctella and Ephestia kuehniella Zeller, etc., to increase the fecundity of insects reared for biocontrol.

Abstract: A computer program is provided which intellectually stimulates a user during the running a base computer program. The secondary computer program interrupts the base computer program at set time intervals, providing questions to the user for answering. The user's answers are checked for correctness, where correct answers can result in the secondary computer program rewarding the user and incorrect answers can result in the secondary computer program penalizing the user.