NFL Professional Trainer, Paul Simpson, Oversees Testing of New ‘Stemulite(TM)’ Products for Metabolic Research, Inc.
Metabolic Research, Inc. announced partial results from a Quality of Life Study of 10 men using Stemulite(TM) in their daily diet coupled with regular exercise and/or fitness training.
The study is being carried out in Tampa, Florida, under Professional Boxer and National Football League Trainer, Paul Simpson. “Our study is being done to scientifically confirm the many anecdotal reports we have heard from initial users of the new Dr. Summers Fitness Formula(TM),” said Mr. Simpson. “We have heard some amazing reports of increased strength and endurance as early as one week,” he said. “I tried it myself and within seven days I noticed an amazing increase in my endurance and strength. This was coupled with great REM sleep and muscle recovery that I have never seen before!”
The study was made up of a diverse group which included professional weight lifters as well as “weekend warriors,” who just wanted to tone up and feel better.
The report said that Corey Simpson, 1999 Mr. Florida, 2001 NPC Jr. Nationals Championship and 2006 Muscle Mania Superbody Men’s Posing Champion, reported that the rapid increase in strength and stamina were the most evident effects.
This was confirmed by chiropractor Dr. Tod J. Cielo, D.C., who is also an Ironman Tri-Athlete. Dr. Cielo reported a huge increase in endurance evidenced by a 25% increase in push-up repetitions during the second week.
Jan Hrkach, a professional webpage designer and graphic artist, wanted to take the supplement every day since he traveled constantly but worked out on weekends. The report said he lost seven pounds in seven days in the first week.
The Company said that “Define(TM),” the women’s formula from Dr. Summers, is due to be released on October 8. Define contains a unique formula designed to metabolically preserve the fibroglandular fat tissue in women’s breasts, while rapidly shedding the adipose fat in the belly, hips, and thighs.
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Good supplement I think..Well, I was wonder if it combine with HGH releaser, would that be more beneficial in promote much better health? Anyway, that is a good report, and hopefully reading more comment about it soon. Good work
Actually “supplement” is an understatement. The Fitness Formula products are better termed “nutraceuticals” - non-synthetic pharmaceutical-grade substances.
Dr. Summer’s Fitness Formula and Define Fitness Formula both work by balancing your HAP System (Hypothalamus, Adrenal, and Pituitary glands) which optimizes growth hormone release. There’s no need for an additional HGH releaser. - Stephen
I have shoulder surgury 2 1/2 months ago. has there been any research done on increased healing time? I have almost all of my flexibility back but can only work out every other day because my body is not recovering very fast.
Any info is appreciated.
Hi, Chad -
Take a look at this study: Stem Cells Jumpstart Bone’s Healing Process
Here’s the intro paragraph from ScienceDaily, Apr. 15, 2009:
“Rarely will physicians use the word ‘miraculous’ when discussing patient recoveries. But that’s the very phrase orthopaedic physicians and scientists are using in upstate New York to describe their emerging stem cell research that could have a profound impact on the treatment of bone injuries.”
And here’s anther from Science Daily - Stem Cells May Help Heal Joint Injuries
“As anyone who’s ever injured a knee or elbow will tell you, recovery can be a long and painful process. Cartilage is an exceptionally slow-healing tissue, and, until now, the missing or damaged tissue is often irreplaceable. Researchers at the University of Guelph are hoping stem cells might provide the needed tissue replacements.”