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IMPORTANT - This is NOT a SALES page. There is NO product to buy at the end of this letter.  I am writing this to show you something I have been working on, something important and information you need to know.

You have been lied to.

By every fitness guru.

By every fitness magazine.

By every supplement company.

By your doctors.

You Can Get Better Results with 5 Minutes of Exertion than the 5 Hours They Recommend - And I Can Prove It!

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The people you have entrusted your health to have lied to you. Now they may not have done so deliberately, there may be no malicious intent behind it but that doesn't’t change the facts. The advice you have been given in the past as regards improving your health, lowering body fat, strengthening your heart and lungs was fundamentally wrong.

In fact, for the most part, much of the advice you have been given has directly CAUSED or MADE WORSE many of the chronic health conditions we face today.

Have you ever been told one of the following –

  • You should walk for weight loss.
  • You need to train up to 5 hours a week.
  • Steady state cardio burns fat and keeps it off
  • You’re heart get’s stronger with exercise and you should exercise up to 30 minutes to an hour a day?

These are the common recommendations made by doctors, fitness professionals, personal trainers, and health and fitness magazines.  In fact let’s look at the recommendations made by the American Government and the American Council on Sports exercise earlier this year. Here are some of the recommendations –

  • Adults should do 2 hours and 30 minutes a week of moderate-intensity, or 1 hour and 15 minutes (75 minutes) a week of vigorous-intensity aerobic physical activity, or an equivalent combination of moderate- and vigorous-intensity aerobic physical activity.
  • Additional health benefits are provided by increasing to 5 hours (300 minutes) a week of moderate-intensity aerobic physical activity, or 2 hours and 30 minutes a week of vigorous-intensity physical activity, or an equivalent combination of both.
  • Adults should also do muscle-strengthening activities that involve all major muscle groups performed on 2 or more days per week.

And all of these recommendations have one thing in common –

THEY WILL MAKE YOU FATTER AND MORE UNHEALTHY.

If you have done any of the above you have probably –

  • Reduced your heart capacity and made it weaker
  • Reduced your lung volume and made yourself biologically older
  • Compromised your immune system and you’ll get sicker and more often
  • You’ve encouraged your body to store FAT. Yes, in trying to lose weight all you’ve succeeded in doing is MAKE YOURSELF FATTER!

Shocked? I was. Some do this to make sure you keep buying their weight loss products. Some do it because that’s what they learnt in school and don’t know any better and yes, that includes doctors. Why is it that in a world where we have more diet books and supplements and medical knowledge than ever before – WHY ARE WE, WHY ARE YOU FAT! Why are we coming down with more colds and heart and lung problems? If people stay fat and unhealthy, like over 25% of Americans, then guess what?

We have ready built consumers that need weight loss products, diet books, medication and pharmacological solution. It’s a BILLION dollar industry, one that keeps growing. One of the bog reasons is because people are given the WRONG advice. Advice that will make you fatter. Advice that will reduce your heart capacity. Advice that will reduce your lung capacity. Advice that will make you more open to disease and infection.

Now, right now, you are probably thinking, “Paul, enough with the giant global conspiracy BS. If the government says it’s the recommendations of the best scientists in the field then why on earth would you say otherwise? Where’s your proof? Give me a single shred of evidence that what you are saying is true, that it makes any sense. You can’t can you?"

"This is a pathetic attempt to sell your own product!”

If you thought that you are wrong. Very wrong. I have a lot of proof. And from credible proven medical sources. What’s more what I am saying is VERY common sense – but heaven forefend I point that out. What I will tell you may offend some, but I assure you what I am telling you IS THE TRUTH. And if you’d like, at the end of this letter I will provide you with the names of several key supporting studies and more.

But first I am going to ask something of you.

I am going to ask for your help. I want to know what it is that concerns you. What out of all this is the thing you want solved the most.  There is no product, that’s true, not yet at any rate. And before I publish what I have in mind, the program that will guarantee no more diets, no more boring exercise no more waist lines, and increase your lean muscle, make your heart and lungs over twice as strong and give you the body you want I want to know why. What is it that’s held you back.

If you’re still reading this I want you to be open and honest here....

No one is watching, no one will hear – be honest with yourself, not even I will know. Here’s the question –

  • Are you happy with how you look right now? Chances are you’re not. Am I right?
  • Are you happy with how you feel? Are you fit, do you feel youthful and vigorous whatever your age, or are you tired and beaten up?
  • Do you get sick easily?
  • Are you fed up?

Be honest – I think all of us could say yes there to some of those questions – even me at one point. And that’s the thing I’ve been there. Yep, me, Mr. Superfit, super lean, super strong. I've been fat, fed up, sick and miserable – I’m human. I followed the advice of doctor’s of fitness professionals and guess what, I got sicker, I got fatter and I got more miserable. 

And then I had enough.

I started saying hold on, if what I am doing is not giving me the result I want then why the hell I am still doing it? It’s madness so I stopped, and with the end result in mind I started researching. I found all the trials, studies and papers I’ll share with you in a moment, and using that knowledge -

  • I dropped 10% body fat in 8 weeks.
  • (Why is that impressive? Simple on a conventional weight loss program the MAXIMUM you can expect to lose is ½ % a week – that means in order to lose 10% fat, I’d have to train for 20 weeks at least. I did it in 8).
  • I lost over 1.5 stone in weight.  (I went from obese to lean)
  • I doubled my heart strength, and more
  • Increased my lung capacity times and
  • I got over 75% fitter.

I didn’t do hours of exercise. I didn’t do anything the doctors told me. In fact I did the exact opposite. I trained for about 5 and half minutes 3 times a week. You read that right – 5 ½ minutes. I did no more than 20 minutes a week, sometimes far less. 

And I filmed it, photographed it and even hooked myself up to a detailed cardiograph so you could see EXACTLY what I was taking about on a live human subject.

And I’m going to show you that now.

Below you’ll see some of the cardiographs I took, and don't worry I have more - one for EVERY training session I performed. You don't need to see the specifics of what I did yet – all you need to see for now are the results and the measurement, the rise and fall of my heart rate.

Let’s explain what you are seeing.

Above you’ll see on the 2 graphs. The first workout was performed on the 27/10/2008. It took me on average 4 minutes 38 seconds to recover from what I was doing. By the 22/12/2008 (yep that’s only a few days ago), I could recover from even harder exertion within 1 minute 24 seconds.

Yes that’s over 3 times as fast. You’ll also note that I spent less than 5 ½ minutes training. What was doing for the rest of the time? – Well for now that’s going to be discussed.  Now I choose to do this all at once – you don’t have to. You can do it through the day – but you’ll only be training for 5 ½ minutes AT MOST for the day.

Let’s examine more of those specifics

In order to facilitate my ability to recover so quickly from maximal exertion – my body had to increase my heart reserve capacity - something that is lost in any other method of training. 

My heart doubled in its strength, increased the stroke volume and decreased it’s avg bpm.  My heart got MUCH stronger, and very quickly.  In fact my resting heart rate dropped by over 40 bpm. That’s something that can take up to 2 years to achieve. I did in 8 weeks and I spent less than 2 ½ hours in total to achieve it.


But physically, what happened to my body in that time – sure, my heart and lungs became very strong, I drastically improved my health and fitness but what else? Well…take a look


These first 2 photos of me, October 10th, show me at 190lbs.

I am 25% body fat. That’s right a quarter of me is pure chubby, useless fat.  My waist measures 41 inches I am officially obese and my heart and medical health and are under serious threat. I had broken my tibia, was unable to train, got bummed out and ate too much. I was not happy like this I can tell you.

This is me 8 weeks later. I’m 169.2lbs. That’s over 20lbs gone on the scales, an average of 2.5lbs a week. But unlike many other weight loss programs, this is pure fat. In fact, I weigh in with a body fat of 15%. I have my abs back, or at least 2/3 rds of them. But for me the when I look these photos I see my face. On the side profile it's weak, fat, flabby rounded jaw line. 8 weeks later it's solid defined and harder, just like the rest of me. Oh and there's my waist line too. It's down 6 1/2 inches. Take the time to look at the math on this – It’s pretty cool.

                         Before             After
Weight              190lbs             169.2lbs
Body fat %         25%               15%
Fat weight          47.5lbs           25.3lbs                 
Lean mass         142.5lbs        143.9lbs

My lean mass didn’t drop. I lost 0 muscle mass. Nothing. In fact I actually GAINED SOME! On the other hand I lost exactly 22.2lbs of fat. Pure fat.

Oh and my waist measured 34.5 inches that’s a loss of over 6.5 inches off my waist.  

All in all I’m a pretty happy boy. Of course, I’m not even finished this experiment yet, not till I have my full 6 pack back at sub 10% bodyfat, nor am I the only instance where these protocols are successful. In fact, I have yet to have a client follow these protocols and not lose weight. One participant Tom, lost a stone in just 4 weeksNic, dropped 10% bodyfat too and she was lean at 15% with a great six pack to show.

These techniques work rapidly and effectively to not only shift excess weight but completely rebuild, rejuvenate and retrain you heart to the parameters of youth – currently my heart level would be the equivalent of a 17 year old boy in peak health.  

Let’s compare what I did to government and conventional medical recommendations and the side effects thereof –

The Govt. Vs. Me
Minimum 30 minutes a day 7 days a week Maximum 5 ½ minutes 4 times a week
Minimum 2 ½ hrs training a week Maximum 25 minutes a week
Steady State Cardio Sit on your ass – it’s more effective
Resistance training 2 times a week 5 minutes once a week at most, sometimes every 2 weeks
Lose no more than ½ % bodyfat a week Lose more than 1% a week
Decrease your heart reserve Increase your heart reserve
Decrease your lung volume Increase your lung volume
Compromise your immune system Strengthen your immune system

And that’s just some of it. And truth be told it’s not a very complex issue. In fact it’s all common sense, easy to follow, no rocket science – here’s the problem with the conventional recommendations okay….

Any form of exercise over 20 minutes is a form of steady state cardio (50% - 70% max heart rate). The idea is that in that Heart Rate range one burns primarily fat. Which is true. As a result many doctors and fitness professionals recommend doing just that.

However what they don’t tell you is that so does sitting on a couch - and it's not cardio, it's technically aerobic, though most people, including fitness professionals, don't understand those terms, and it actually BURNS MORE FAT.

That's right. What They Don't Tell You is That Sitting on Your Ass is Even MORE effective at Burning Fat


Everything your body does is aerobic. Cardiovascular refers to the training of the heart muscle - this can only be performed through High Intensity training, thus steady start cardio is actually steady state aerobics - and like I said, sit on your couch and watch TV, does the same thing - in fact it's even better at burning fat based kcals, as your body maintains a lower heart rate. In fact here's the full theory behind it....

Long slow cardio burns up to 55% fat out of the all the calories used, right. Awesome - sitting on your ass burns 60% fat. Woot. Furthermore - even considering that long endurance cardio dose burn 55% fat what does that teach the body?

Again two major aspect of this come to light.

If you train your body to use fat as a fuel you get an adaptive response - store more fat - in preparation for doing the same type of training again. And while you're at it your body reduces the size of the heart and lungs because we don't want to waste precious energy on our Ferrari like human engine if we only stay in first gear - it's inefficient - so your heart and lungs shrink and become compromised. In my book that ain't healthy. Not to mention the damage this can do your sex life. Feel free to contact the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, Harvard Medical, the Loughborough University in Leicestershire, England, or Laval University in Quebec to confirm this.

They Are Teaching You to Train to Be Fat!

This is why aerobics instructors have fat assess so to speak - primarily because they are encouraging the storage of fat. Not because it doesn't work - it does, it's creating the exact response it's designed to.

My training system would advocate not only increasing your blood reserves and your cardiac reserves as well as increasing your lung capacity and VO2 Max, I'd also advocate training the body to stop producing excessive fat and training it to maximize glycogen reserves, which are stored in your muscle – thus providing you with the appropriate amount of muscle for your body (no injuries from over developed muscle, imbalances and screwed up nervous control).

Like I said the above explanation is overly simplistic and basic but it gives you an idea of where I'm going with all of this. What I advocate is extremely brief. Takes about 5 minutes 30 seconds. And more so than that is spectacularly effective. I'll be publishing the details as I say shortly but I've used this to routinely cut up to 10% bodyfat from myself and my clients in just 8 weeks and of course drastically improve fitness levels, decreasing recovery times by over 75% in just 4 weeks, dropping resting heart rates by over 40bpm.

If the information on how to do the same is something that would interest you, you can sign up for the early notification list below. If not that’s okay too, note everyone wants to listen to the options they have instead preferring to blindly follow the advice that lead them this far.  But where has the information you’ve been given led you to date? Are you still over weight?

And by that I mean do you have fat that is not necessary to survive – so yes chances are you are overweight. Even at 15% I’m still overweight – I won’t be happy till I hit sub 10% - which I estimate around the start of February. 

Do you have the health heart and lung volume of your youth?

Are you fit enough for any task, can you recover from pushing yourself beyond your limits in seconds rather than minutes?

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P.S.

I nearly forgot the studies, well here's a sample....feel free to look em up and draw your own conclusions....

Liu M, Bergholm R, et al. A marathon run increases the susceptibility of LDL to oxidation in vitro and modifies plasma antioxidants. Am J Physiol Endocrinol Metab, 276: E1083-E1091, 1999; 0193-1849/99.

Hetland ML, Haarbo J, et al. Low bone mass and high bone turnover in male long distance runners. Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, Vol. 77, 770-775, 1993.

Press Release. Short bouts of exercise reduce fat in the bloodstream. American College of Sports Medicine. Aug 5, 2004.

Lee I, Sesso H, et al. Physical activity and coronary heart disease risk in men. Circulation. 2000; 102: 981-986.

Trappe S, Harber M, et al. Single muscle fiber adaptations with marathon training. J Appl Physiol, 101:721-727, 2006.

Van Helder WP. et al., Effect of Anaerobic and Aerobic Exercise of Equal Duration and Work Expenditure on Plasma Growth
Hormone Levels, Eur J Appl Physiol 52 (1984) : 255-257.

Metabolism 1994; 43: 814-818

Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise 2002; 34: 1468- 1474. Journal of Applied Physiology 1999: 87 (3) 982-992.

Lee I., et al. Circulation 2003 Mar 4; 1087 (Cool: 2220-6.

Williams P. Relationships of heart disease risk factors to exercise quantity and intensity. Arch Intern Med. 1998;158:237- 245.

Groscienski, Philip, MD, Health Secrets of the Stone Age. 2005, Oceanside, CA.

Tabata I, Nishimura K, et al. Effects of moderate-intensity endurance and high-intensity intermittent training on anaerobic capacity and VO2max. Med Sci Sports Exerc. 1996 Oct;28(10):1327-30.

Kolata G. Lactic Acid is Not Muscle's Foe, It's Fuel. The New York Times. May 16, 2006

Nitti Joseph. The Interval Training Workout: Build Muscle and Burn Fat with Anaerobic Exercise. Hunter House Publishers. 2001

Helliker K. Fears mount over dangers of pumping iron. The Wall Street Journal. Mar 13, 2003

Ross, Jill. Strength Training For Seniors. The American College of Sports Medicine. 2004.

Cook DG, Shaper AG. Breathlessness, lung function and the risk of heart attack. European Society of Cardiology. Feb 29, 1988.

Truelsen T, Prescott E, et al. Lung function and risk of fatal and non-fatal stroke. The Copenhagen City Heart Study. International Journal of Epidemiology 2001; 30:145-151.

Dean W. Biological Aging Measurement –Clinical Applications. 1988. The Center for Bio-Gerontology. Los Angeles, CA.

Sedlock, Darlene, et al. Effect of exercise intensity and duration on postexercise energy expenditure. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise. 1989.

Lewin, R. Tuning Biorhythms through Cyclic Exercise. Holistic Primary Care. Spring 2006.

Sears, Al. The Doctor's Heart Cure. Dragon Door Publications, St. Paul, MN, 2004.

Lewin,R. Making Waves: Irving Dardik and his Superwave Principle. Rodale, 2005

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