PacificHealth Laboratories Announces Accelerade(R) Named Sports Drink of National Strength and Conditioning Association.

MATAWAN, N.J. -- PacificHealth Laboratories (OTCBB: PHLI), a leading nutrition technology company, and the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) announced today that they have entered into a multi-year agreement making Accelerade the sports drink of the NSCA. With a membership exceeding 33,000, the NSCA is the largest health and fitness association in the world. NSCA executive director Robert L. Jursnick said, "We are delighted to sign this agreement with PacificHealth Laboratories, the manufacturer of Accelerade Sports Drink and Endurox(R) R4(R) Recovery Drink. A key mission of the NSCA is to provide the latest in science-based information to our members and PHLI has been a leader in sponsoring research on how nutrition can improve athletic performance. With this new agreement, our members will have a greater opportunity to incorporate their cutting-edge products into athlete training programs."

Paul Goldberg, a member of the NSCA and strength and conditioning coach of the Colorado Avalanche said, "I have been recommending Accelerade and Endurox R4 to my athletes for almost seven years. The research underlying these products is what impressed me initially. The company has continued to fund studies showing that incorporating protein in a 4-1 ratio with carbohydrate into a sports drink can improve endurance, reduce muscle damage and improve hydration."

Dr. Robert Portman, CEO of PacificHealth Laboratories, said, "The NSCA is one of the most respected organizations in sport. They have been at the forefront in disseminating the latest training and nutrition research to their members. Although we have worked with many of their members individually, we are looking forward to expanding this relationship."

As part of the agreement, PacificHealth Laboratories will sponsor a series of performance seminars, will attend the NSCA national meeting and will work with the NSCA in developing information packages on how nutrition can improve athletic performance.

About PacificHealth Laboratories, Inc.:

PacificHealth Laboratories, Inc. (PHLI.OB), a leading nutrition technology company, has been a pioneer in discovering, developing and commercializing patented, protein-based nutritional products that stimulate specific peptides involved in appetite regulation and that activate biochemical pathways involved in muscle performance and growth. PHLI's principle areas of focus include weight loss, management of Type 2 diabetes and sports performance. To learn more, visit www.pacifichealthlabs.com.

About the NSCA

The National Strength and Conditioning Association is the leading authority on strength and conditioning. For 28 years, the NSCA has bridged science and application to provide reliable, research-based, strength and conditioning information to its members and the general public. With 33,000 members worldwide, the NSCA is the largest health and fitness association in the world. For more information on NSCA professional journals, cutting edge conferences, educational text and videos, or other services, visit the web site at www.nsca-lift.org.

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