Medically-Proven Regenerative Health Innovations For Former and Current NFL Players

A recent study at Boston University in Boston, MA shows that nearly 92% of the brains of former National Football League (NFL) players tested had chronic traumatic encephalopathy, commonly referred to as CTE. The condition was named by famed forensic pathologist/neuropathologist Bennet Omalu who was played by Will Smith in the 2015 film Concussion. A little-known innovative non-medical scientific program has been medically-proven to consistently and predictably holistically regenerate, deage and heal the bodies of clients. It is estimated that there are currently around 24,000 living former NFL players. The program may offer the best opportunity to make whole the vast majority of eligible former NFL players as well as some current players.

CTE is a degenerative brain condition. Therefore, time is a significant factor. The effects of CTE on former NFL players can include depression, dementia, aggression, confusion, impaired judgment, memory loss, suicidal thoughts, and difficulty controlling impulses. Symptoms of CTE can worsen over time and can manifest years or even decades after the end of a player's career. The condition has been linked to a number of NFL players' suicides, as well as other mental health issues. When combined with health issues including non-head trauma injuries, circumstances can be grave.

This unique program regenerates and deages the bodies of clients to the ideal health state of their early twenties. It is true correction of the body. A side-effect is a myriad of health issues being reversed. Some of those issues were thought to be irreversible. Significant gains in both cognitive as well as neurological function have been consistent and predictable for decades. They strongly indicate that there will be profound benefit for most former NFL players and some current players.

Some former players who have recently retired due to injury may also powerfully benefit. Some current players who may be recently injured and wanting to improve their recovery time as well as overall performance may also benefit. Some current players can benefit in terms of performance.

Based upon client experiences, the following are the top 14 benefits that former players and some current players could have through the program:

1. Ideal regeneration of all organs
2. Deaging
3. Increased cognition
4. Increased athleticism
5. Ideal weight loss
6. Increased life span
7. Increased energy level
8. Improved and more sustained positive moods
9. Increased intuition
10. Increased magnetism
11. Improved blood
12. Increased muscle mass
13. Increased bone density
14. Reversal of viral infections

Bonus: 15. Increased income/wealth

As the manager of this innovative scientific program, I appreciate the great success its had for decades. It has profoundly benefited clients in a myriad of ways. Many of the benefits are unexpected. The program has been invaluable to the health and well-being of many individuals in the general public. It will be an invaluable asset to eligible former and current NFL players.

I welcome any questions, comments and concerns.