Hypoxi Studio: Scientific Trial
1999 Study into the Effects of Hypoxi Training

In 1998, a scientific trial was conducted to compare the results achieved with HYPOXI
training against those achieved with conventional exercise. The study comprised of 530
women between the ages of 25 to 55, and the average weight of the candidates was
65kg. The group was split in two, with half undertaking conventional exercise on a reclined
bike, and the other half using HYPOXI. Both groups had to follow the same calorie
controlled diet. The group was monitored for a period of six months.

A summary of the results recorded is set out below:

Vacunaut


L250


From the above results it is evident that those who participated in HYPOXI training were
able to concentrate their circumference loss to the specific problem area of the body, in
contrast to conventional exercise.
To summarise:

• those participants who undertook training with Vacunaut achieved up to 3 and a half
  times greater circumference loss around the stomach area than the controlled sample
  who undertook conventional exercise; and
• those participants who undertook training in the L250 achieved on average a 3 times
  higher loss of circumference in the area of the lower body than the controlled sample
  who undertook conventional exercise.

This study provides further evidence that HYPOXI’s Vacunaut and L250 achieve desired
weight loss by enhancing the body’s natural metabolic function during exercise.