"Every punch I make is a blow to knock out diabetes. My stepfather died because of diabetes," says Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson about his support of CVAC™ (cyclic variations in altitude conditioning™).

Temecula, CA, (PRWeb) May 27, 2007-- CVAC Systems, Inc. announces that CVAC (cyclic variations in altitude conditioning(TM)) user Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson has secured the UFC Light Heavyweight Championship of the World by knocking out Chuck 'Iceman' Liddell in less than two minutes. Mr. Jackson restarted taking CVAC sessions two weeks before his first UFC fight in February 2007. After that win, he continued regular use of CVAC.

"When I use CVAC I don't get tired in the ring," says Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson.

"When Quinton called us two weeks before his first UFC fight, he told us that he wanted to use CVAC to assist him in becoming UFC World Champion. He offered to help us in our fight against insulin resistance, metabolic syndrome and diabetes. He put in cash to back up his promise. We could not say no, and installed a CVAC system for his use the next day. We expect that the research we have underway will demonstrate that the type of metabolic enhancement Quinton receives from CVAC will also be of significant benefit to individuals with metabolic derangements like insulin resistance, metabolic syndrome and diabetes," commented Allen J. Ruszkowski, President and CEO of CVAC Systems, Inc. about CVAC Systems, Inc.'s support of Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson.

About Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson

(born June 20, 1978) is an American professional mixed martial arts fighter. He rose to prominence with his multiple fights in Japan's PRIDE Fighting Championships. He currently is the light heavy weight World Champion with his defeat of Chuck 'Iceman' Liddell in the Ultimate Fighting Championship on May 26, 2007. Mr. Jackson has a professional record of 27 wins with 6 losses, and has often been seen with a trademark heavy chain around his neck ringside and before fights. He is known for both his trademark slams against people in the guard position, and his powerful overhand strikes. He is undefeated when he has trained with CVAC.

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