Internal Thermoelectricity
really can save your life...
let IT flow!

Aerobic capacity is the vital ability to efficiently convert oxygen and fuel into Internal
Thermoelectricity, energy and warmth; all of which are associated with natural temperature control.

Natural improvements in temperature control encourage
natural improvements in weight control.

Sustaining optimum energy flow throughout your body
demands optimum nutrition.
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[especially along the spinal cord] encourages sustainable improvement of your
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EVENING ECHO BASILDON
Tuesday 9th January, 1990.

‘‘KEEP YOUR COOL FOR A HEALTHY LIFE...
...Maintaing a comfortable low temperature
ensures we function at maximum potential
- and it can even help us to stay slim...
...Simply by cooling down - by leaving off a layer
of clothes, by turning the central heating down, by
opening a window - we can give ourselves a better
chance at avoiding disease and real function...
...Think how invigorating a cold shower can be
on a hot day. You step in feeling lethargic,
exhausted, feeble and step out feeling
full of beans and raring to go’...’

BELFAST NEWS LETTER
Thursday 19th November, 1992.

‘‘...A FAT LOT OF USE TO DIET...
What if your weight depends more on what
you wear than what you eat? This theory is
being pioneered by Adrenaline REsearch which
has patented and produced a fashion range of
"CLOtherapy" clothing to help control your weight.
Central to the theory is the function of a special
fat-burning tissue found in the body called brown
fat. The connection between brown fat, energy
balance and weight control has long been known.
Even a very tiny amount of brown fat can greatly
influence how much energy from food gets
stored as fat. There are millions of fat cells
in the body. Most are white, fat-storing cells.
Babies are born with an abundance of brown fat.
In adults in areas like the neck, chest, armpits
and next to the spine, brown fat cells can be found.
Brown fat activity results in heat generation.
By consuming large quantities of calories,
brown fat can turn fat into heat and help you
control your weight. Whenever we feel cold
we tend to put onextra layer of clothes.
AdrenalineREsearch suggests we let our
brown fat generate heat to keep us warm.
This way, more fat can get converted into heat.’

P CASTLES (Editor)
BODYBUILDING MONTHLY
April 1992 page 10.

‘‘Adrenaline have just developed a revolutionary
new sweat top, designed specifically for athletes,
bodybuilders and weight trainers to wear in the gym...
The designers and manufacturers have created
a completely new concept in gym wear,
and it is likely that before long we will all be
wearing the patented CLOtherapy sweat top...’

"The Breuss Cancer Cure"  [ISBN  0-920470-56-4] available,
since 1996, from bookshops worldwide and online ...
Quoting from Rudolph Breuss at page 2 of the book
[which includes a specific chapter on leukaemia]
"...How many people have benefited from the Breuss treatment?
To be on the conservative side, I estimate that up to
1986 about 40,000 patients who had cancer or other
seemingly incurable diseases regained their health.
If cancer research organisations and orthodox medicine
were with me, instead of against me, perhaps the success
rate would be in the millions by now..." Please discuss...

THE EVENING POST BRISTOL
Tuesday 30th January, 1990.

‘...DANGER: CLOTHES CAN
DAMAGE YOUR HEALTH...
Misuse of clothing can seriously
damage your health...Keeping our bodies
warmer than they need to be causes
many minor and serious illnesses...
Bothered...Don't be hot and bothered,
he says, but keep as cool as a cucumber
...It's an interesting theory.’

THE BURTON MAIL
Wednesday 3rd January, 1990.

‘‘...PHONE HOTLINE ON HOW TO
DRESS FOR HEALTH...
A new health hotline has been set up advising
the caller that wrong attitudes to clothes are a
main cause of many minor and serious illnesses...
The message is that a major cause of illness
in humans is overheating.’’...’

CHESHIRE TONIGHT
Thursday 4th January, 1990.

‘ ...We are mammals and therefore warm-blooded
but we treat ourselves like reptiles
which lack an internal means
of controlling their own temperature.’

CHESTER TONIGHT
Thursday 4th January, 1990.

‘ ...The spine acts like a thermostat and so it is
vital that it is allowed to sense what the true
temperature of the climate is.’

CLWYD TONIGHT
Thursday 4th January, 1990.

‘ ...It is no coincidence that some sensitive
areas of the body have little protected fat
and that during almost every illness
the temperature of the body rises noticeably .’

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Dr Hilary Jones GMTV ITV
(6:50am) Wednesday 3rd February, 1993.

‘...Yeah, they do look great...’
(CLOtherapy Clothing)

Helen Thorne (Fashion Presenter) GMTV ITV
(6:50am) Wednesday 3rd February, 1993.

‘...On a fashion note, I think the quality of the
clothing is very good... They do look good...’

Fiona Armstrong (TV Presenter) GMTV ITV
(6:50am) Wednesday 3rd February, 1993.

‘...Sports clothing designed to control your weight
...Just look like ordinary sports garments...’

Gary Stevens (Tottenham & England Footballer)
GMTV ITV
(6:50am) Wednesday 3rd February, 1993.

‘...The truth is it’s hard work to keep fit.
I’m actually going to speak to Trevor
(Trevor Gunn-Adrenaline-REsearch)
and see if I can borrow one of those tops...’