Report on the

Great Australian Bicentennial Camel Race. August 25, 1988
Sydney, Australia

Dear Folks at The Survival Tabs,

During the first few weeks of the race , when we were all slower and spent most of each day just trying to  complete the average race, the pace allowed us no time for lunch breaks. The Survival Tabs made up the majority of my diet. Taking one every hour kept my energy at a competitive level during a time of incredible expenditure. Later, when my camel injured his foot and shoulder, and I faced a grueling walk of 1.700 kilometers, The Survival Tabs  were there once again to give me that much needed push. During that time, the stress on my body was so severe and my nutritional requirements were so high -from the physical effort and sweating – that it’s quite possible I might not have made it without the Survival Tabs. The Tabs played an important role, especially during monotonous days over featureless desert horizons when eating was my only form of entertainment. They were like eating freeze-dried ice cream…only better. A food for body and soul!

Thanks again for an excellent product. I look forward to using them on my next great adventure.

Allen Deever

“The American Camel Racer”