There is revolutionary work going on right now at a major university hospital in Texas…

This current work seems to have come up with a treatment that makes patients lose weight. How does it work?

It goes right after fat cells themselves…

The super-simple way to explain it is that this treatment cuts off the blood cells that supply fat cells. If you cut off the blood cells, fat can’t get into the fat cells, and the fat cells empty out… and die.

First, doctors tested this breakthrough on mice. It worked. Mice were fed a high fat diet for a period of time, then given doses of this treatment. The results were dramatic. If this testing translates to humans, it could become the biggest public health story in decades…

Then, rhesus monkeys — which share 93% of our genetic code — received the same treatment.

The breakthrough worked on the monkeys, too. In 30 days, these monkeys had achieved a new, healthy “set point”. I’m talking about overweight and obese subjects losing 10 — 15% of total body mass…in a month. Imagine the implications of this news…

Your “set point” is like a scale in perfect balance. It’s when your body chemistry is perfectly aligned and you’re as healthy as you can be.

A healthy set point for most obese people, in 30 days or less. That’s a true weight loss and heart health revolution.

Weight loss and heart health combine for hundreds of billions of dollars in spending every year. Over just a few years, we’re talking trillions.

And remember, this need grows by 10,000 people every single day…or 300,000 per month. That’s 3.6 million new folks every year — 45% of whom, or 1,620,000, are overweight.

So it’s not an overstatement to say a weight loss solution that actually worked, not only would it obliterate hundreds of billions in healthcare spending…

It would also rocket, maybe even overnight, to the top of the $65 billion weight loss industry in America today.

As of 2012, there is only one FDA approved weight loss drug in America. It’s called Xenical. Roche distributes it in most countries. In the U.S. and the U.K., GlaxoSmithKline sells it over the counter as Alli.

Basically, Alli stops your body from being able to absorb fat. Fat, unabsorbed, passes through your system and you void it. Or you could just not eat fat, and you wouldn’t need Alli.

My point is, there’s ONE approved weight loss treatment in America today. And frankly, it isn’t that great.

That’s why this research is so important. When the medical community begins to take notice, this new, effective weight loss alternative has the promise to take over the entire industry.

Yours for transformational profits,

Patrick Cox
for The Penny Sleuth

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Patrick Cox

Patrick Cox has lived deep inside the world of transformative technologies for over 25 years. In the 1980s, he worked in computer software development and manufacturing. By the mid-1990s, he worked as a consultant for Netscape — the company that handled 90% of all Internet browsing traffic at the time. InfoWorld and USA Today have featured Patrick's research numerous times. He's also appeared on Crossfire and Nightline. Patrick has been quoted by The Wall Street Journal and Reason magazine. His expertise brought him to Agora Financial, where he now heads Breakthrough Technology Alert, the only place you'll find the truly transformational technologies that offer exponential gains.

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