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CVAC Systems, Inc. has produced several prototypes of our unique global patent-pending technology for use in research and fitness application pilot projects. We have assembled a world-class management team and have attracted an outstanding group of investors.
To date, four formal scientific review boards have determined that the Cyclic Variations in Altitude Conditioning™ technology poses no significant risk. The Institutional Review Board at Stanford University has authorized researchers at the Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care System (VAPAHCS) to study the use of the CVAC™ process with individuals up to 70 years old representing a wide array of health statuses.
CVAC Systems, Inc.’s primary focus is researching the potential of the CVAC process in insulin resistance, metabolic syndrome and diabetes. We are maintaining our long-time interest in the CVAC process and human performance.
A wide variety of CVAC users from World Champion athletes to seniors have used the CVAC process, resulting in remarkable testimonials. Initial scientific validation data produced by researchers at the University of Hawaii and the pilot study data from Stanford University/VAPAHCS corroborate with testimonials from CVAC users. This body of evidence supports our belief that the CVAC process represents a breakthrough platform technology.
We invite you to join with us in exploring this technology through the information contained in this website, active discussions and in person.
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What's New
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Powers Quinton ‘Rampage’ Jackson to UFC World Champion
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Bolsters Team USA Win at Endurance Lifting World Championships
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The Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care System and Stanford
University to Study Effects of the Cyclic Variations in Altitude
Conditioning (CVAC) Process in Middle-aged Men
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CVAC Systems to Present Data Showing Dramatic
Enhancement of Metabolism of Cholesterol into Testosterone, and
Improved Blood Lipid and Glucose Profiles in Diabetics
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Researchers from Stanford University and the
Palo Alto Veterans Administration Health Care System Successfully
Complete Initial Pilot Study Focused on Illustrating the Physiologic
Effects of the Cyclic Variations in Altitude Conditioning Process
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CVAC Systems and GOING VERTICAL, San Diego
to Study High School and College Athletes’ Performance and
the Effects of the CVAC Process as a Safe, Natural Training-enhancement
Tool
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