Before your download — the one thing the book cannot do for you
A Book Cannot Answer A Question
I wrote that book for a man I have never met.
I did the best I could. I put in what I got wrong as well as what worked, and I tried to write it the way I would explain it to a friend across a kitchen table. But every page of it was written before you existed to me — before I knew your age, your bloodwork, your knees, your schedule, or the specific thing you are going to get stuck on in about three weeks.
That is the limit of a book. It is a monologue. It cannot hear you.
So once a week I sit down in front of a camera and do the part a book cannot.
It is the same three things every time.
First, my own week. What the scale said, what I lifted, how I slept, what I changed and what it cost me. Not the highlights — the actual week, including the ones where nothing moved and I had to decide whether to keep going. I am still doing this. You are watching it happen rather than reading about it afterwards.
Second, one thing, properly. Usually a chapter — the forty-minute exercise, reading a panel, what I would ask a doctor and why, the week five wall and what is actually happening in it. Twenty minutes on one idea instead of two pages.
Third, and this is the part you are really paying for: your questions, answered by name. You send yours in before the session. I read it, I think about it, and I answer it out loud — yours specifically, not a general version of it. That is the whole reason this exists.
What you are not getting, and I want to be plain about it.
I am not a doctor. I will not tell you what to take, how much of it, or whether you should. If you send me that question I will say so on camera and tell you what to ask your physician instead — I have done it before and I will do it again, because the alternative is a man in Ohio changing something based on a stranger's guess about a body he has never examined.
What I will do is tell you what I did, what happened, what I would ask, and what I would not do again. That is worth more than it sounds, and it is the only honest version of this.
Everything already recorded comes with it. Every session before today, in your library, in order, from the moment you join. That library only gets bigger, and your price does not.
One payment. Not a subscription — there is nothing to cancel, nothing renews, and there is no card kept on file. You pay once and you are in.
- A live session with me most weeks — at minimum twice a month, and I have never missed two in a row
- Your question submitted ahead of time and answered by name, not in general
- My own numbers every week — the flat ones as well as the good ones
- One chapter taken properly, twenty minutes at a time
- Every session already recorded, yours from the day you join
- All of it in the same library as your book — one login, nothing else to sign up for
- One payment. No subscription, no renewal, no card on file
This is a one-time payment of $97. It is not a subscription: nothing renews, nothing is charged again, and no card is kept on file. Your access does not expire and includes every session recorded before you joined. Covered by the same 60-day money-back guarantee as everything else here — email support@mcreasoft.com and it is done, no questions.
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These sessions are education and one man's personal experience. They are not medical advice, they are not a consultation, and nothing in them is intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition. I do not answer questions about what to take or how much — those go to a licensed physician who has examined you, and I will say so on camera. Questions are submitted in advance and read before they are answered.
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