" I use to normally run a distance of 3 miles on a treadmill during my workout before I would get tired. After using the Sports Inhaler I have increased my distance to 5 miles. The Sports Inhaler gives me a lift when I start to feel fatigued. It really works and I love it! "

H.L. Mackaness

" After trying an array of sports enhancement products, I discovered the Sports Inhaler. When reading the research article (which described a very interesting study), I decided the product was worth a try. I must admit that I was skeptical about the 100% natural, non-invasive method of safe, scientifically-based supplementation because, quite simply, I have tried everything else without mentionable results. However, the Sports Inhaler provides a significant, noticeable boost in my motivation and performance that I can use frequently without worry of an overdose or any other adverse effects. Additionally, I just feel more confident in my capabilities, speed and endurance after using one. "

Jeff Smith

Mt. Everest Ascent

I just got back from my second attempt to climb Mt. Everest without supplemental oxygen. I reached 27,500 feet, about 1,500 feet below the summit before turning back due to cold hands and feet. Without supplemental oxygen your body simply can't warm itself and with a windy or super cold day you risk frostbite to keep going. I choose to turn around and keep myself intact. One of the biggest problems on a big mountain is the dry air. It doesn't take too long before your sinuses act up and your nose gets blocked and you can\'t breath through your nose anymore. Then you start breathing through your mouth and the dry air damages your throat and lungs and you go downhill from there.

As a professional mountaineer and mountain guide I've tried everything over the years and have always carried an inhaler of one type or another with me. This time heading to Everest a friend gave me a Sports Inhaler to try in my pre-Everest training and I was hooked. I knew this was what I was looking for. I took a whole box to Everest this past spring and gave them out like candy, everyone loved them, especially our team of high-altitude Sherpas - they thought they were great.

I wish I could say that the sports inhaler helped my performance at altitude, and maybe it did, but it's very difficult if not impossible to quantify that claim. Every time you go up high the weather and the conditions are different, let alone you feel different so it's impossible to say what helped me feel so good this last trip. So even though I didn't make it, I felt amazingly good at 27,500 feet without an oxygen bottle on my back and now I KNOW I can do it. I'll be heading back to Everest in another year or two and you can be assured I'll have a few sports inhalers in my pockets. Thank you!

Cheers,

Gary Scott, gary@garyscottadventures.com