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Here's What People Are Saying
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| "I've come to call my Sports-Boost Performance Inhaler my 'bridging booster.' In concert with a couple of clearing breaths before I kick up the effort, I take a hit or two off my Sports-Boost Performance Inhaler. I feel energized to put the hammer down and don't notice the pain as much. It's a cool tool!" Josh Ketchum – Lyons, CO |
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| "I'm not an athlete, but I do rely on my breathing in order to perform. I sing in a regional choir and recently tried your Sports-Boost Performance Inhaler during a rehearsal. I experienced an increased lung capacity and better breath control and only a few people in my section even noticed the fragrance." Karen Butler, Cedar City, UT |
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| "I entered the Las Vegas marathon, hoping to qualify for Boston (in my age group). Someone in the crowd was handing out Sports-Boost Performance Inhalers before the start, so I grabbed one and put in a pocket. I ended up using the Sports-Boost Performance Inhaler and qualifying . . . and while I'm not giving credit to the Sports-Boost Performance Inhaler (cause I trained well), I will say I did feel something and have been ordering more ever since." Craig Barker, St. George, UT |
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| "Our hockey coach won't let us use ammonium carbonate as an energy aid. He says it's too harsh on the lungs. I started using the Sports-Boost Performance Inhaler and felt I was playing harder and feeling sharp. The coach says I can keep it up." Stephanie Nelson – Denver, CO |
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| "I'm a competitive archer and archery bi-athlete. I shot my best ‘group’ ever, after using the Sports-Boost Performance Inhaler. I feel focused and riveted on my target – this after running hard from the previous station.” Zane Hutton, Salt Lake City, UT |
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