BELLINGHAM, Wash., July 15, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- U.S. Mine Makers, Inc., (Pink Sheets:UMKR) announces that the Board of Directors has purchased 100% of the outstanding shares of Blood Technologies, Inc. of Bellingham, Washington for 5,000,000 shares of its common stock. "This acquisition the first step in advancing UMKR towards a more profitable future. The company has been unsuccessful in the past and a disappointment to the shareholders in their mining industry efforts. Now, Blood Technologies, Inc. offers new vitality in a very important industry and a positive cash flow to the company," stated Walter Stunder, President and CEO.
About Blood Technologies, Inc.
Blood Technologies, Inc. owns intellectual property and information on various blood building and immune system enhancers through the use of natural compounds. These compounds have been clinically tested on humans in Europe and found to be effective. Blood Technologies, Inc. has an abundant supply of these compounds available and will offer them at a low cost to the consumer. Blood Technologies, Inc. operates a temporary website at www.bloodtechnologies.com
About U.S. Mine Makers, Inc.
U.S. Mine Makers, Inc. is a precious metals mining and exploration company. U.S. Mine Makers, Inc. has executive offices in Bellingham WA.
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