MATT FUREY UNCENSORED

One of the items I have never put on special before is selling better than lemonade on an August afternoon in Miami.

This product accomplishes many objectives:

1. It eliminates carpal tunnel syndrome pain within 30 days - or sooner. Some people have gotten out of pain with 24 hours.

2. It strengthens your hands and wrists and helps eliminate any pain you may have with them.

3. It strengthen the tendons in your lower arm - which helps prevent or eliminate tennis elbow or tendonitis.

4. Is increases overall energy and strength throughout the body because stronger hands create stronger chi flow.

5. It helps improve memory. In China, exercising the hands in various ways is believed to do more good for your brain than working crossword puzzles or playing scrabble.

What is this product.

It's How to Eliminate Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Pain Within 30 Days.

It could very easily be named "How to Eliminate Hand or Wrist Pain Within 30 Days" - and in the future I may rename it.

But for now, it's called what it's called.

And you can nab one of the programs and dramatically improve your health - at 50% OFF.

Go here and when you order by sure to type '2009' into the coupon code so you get your discount.

The same goes for everything here.

Everything except membership in the Furey Faithful - which is already discounted and comes with a big sack full of goodies to boot.

So go for it NOW and make 2009 a greatly improved year for yourself and your loved ones.

Matt Furey

P.S. Are you on Twitter. If not, go to twitter.com/matthewfurey and begin following me. All you need to do is set up an account, which cost nothing and takes about 10 seconds. I have live updates from this service each day as well. Go there and see for yourself.

Yesterday I sent you the testimonial Dr. Wade Smith, an orthopedic trauma surgeon in Denver, sent in. You can read it below if you missed it.

Well, today I want you to read the words from one of his patients. It's a very moving story. My response will follow - showing a side of me you may not know about:

Matt,

Hope you get this. I have been wanting to share my story with you so here it is:

October 11th 2007, I was hit but a ford truck driven by a young male while I stood on the side of the freeway. I am a motor officer for the state of Colorado.

I have been a proud state trooper for thirteen years.

To make it a bit shorter the other trooper that was standing next to me was killed and only by the grace of God was I spared. It has been a long year and my legs, knees and ankles have healed but there is a lot of pain. I have titanium in both legs from the waist down.

I saw my trauma surgeon from Denver health medical center a few weeks ago to discuss some upcoming operations.

Anyway he introduced me to you and I purchased a book and I really do know that it helps. Dr Wade Smith is a huge fan of yours and I trust and respect him. Well, he did save my life.

Anyway Matt, thanks for motivating me. You have really helped me. And if you have any other suggestions or want my story I want you to use it if you can. It is obvious that you care.

Feel free to communicate with me. Thanks brother.

Scotty Hinshaw

MJF: Scotty, my brother - I'm happy you are alive and getting better each day. Thanks for sending in this story. In reply I can tell you that we are never given a difficult challenge without it being balanced in some unknown way by other benefits that eventually make you shrug and say, "Aaah, I understand now."

When I was 19 and had my face split wide open in a bar - I, too, was lucky to not only live - but to be able to see. The lacerations barely missed my temple and the veins that would have ended everything. The doctors were amazed I could still see with all the glass in my eye. One said to me, "Someone upstairs must have been looking out for you."

For many years I could not control a twitch in my face - and at times, even today, it does a reappearing act, reminding me once again to stay focused.

I often wondered what was the meaning - but in May of 2005, on my birthday, no less, when I became the rightful owner of the Psycho-Cybernetics Foundation, Inc. and all intellectual property written and created by Dr. Maxwell Maltz - I knew beyond a shadow of a doubt that 23 years earlier - a cosmic play with a plan was set into motion.

{BTW, if you're not getting my Psycho-Cybernetics emails - go here and sign up now.)

You have BIG DAYS and much GOOD in store for you. The pain you have suffered will be balanced out with something that may not currently comprehend.

I wish you all the best.

I have a few gifts I'd like to send you. Drop a line to my office with your address and I'll be sure to have them ship them along to you.

Thanks again for writing.

Matt Furey

The following email made my day. Read it and be amazed:

Mr. Furey,

I am a 50 year old orthopedic trauma surgeon who had to undergo a hip replacement 11 months ago. I previously played pro hockey, competed in speed skating, bike racing etc..

I have practiced tai chi and other internal martial arts for 30 years. I learned of your training from Clarence Bass the author of the Ripped training series. I purchased Combat Conditioning over a year ago but was unable to do much because of my hip.

Since my operation I used Combat Conditioning and Combat Abs to rehabilitate myself. The results have been unbelievable to me.

In all aspects of flexibility, strength, endurance, explosiveness: I am achieving levels similar to my younger professional athlete days. In many ways, because of the great combination of physical and chi gung type training in your programs, I am achieving more.

Being able to train and improve, work an 80 hr work week taking care of severely injured patients, writing scientific articles and books, and most importantly having the energy for my lovely wife and 4 daughters, is truly a miracle for a 50 year old with a hip replacement.

Because of my growing experience with your methods I have started a number of my trauma patients on Combat Conditioning for their rehab. One visited last week, a state trooper who was nearly killed, with multiple shattered bones and his results were so outstanding, tears flowed in the room. He had been at a standstill for several months, despaired of ever returning to work until I talked him into ordering your book. The hindu squats and pushups in particular had improved his walking ability and decreased his pain dramatically.

I have enjoyed my training "with you" so much I have invested in Combat Stretching, Gama Fitness and Dao Zou.

I am very thankful for your work. On behalf of my patients and myself, thank you. May you and your family be well and happy. Hopefully, you will never need anything in my area, but if you or someone you care about does, do not hesitate to contact me. It would be my privilege to return the favor in some small way.

Wade

PS. i have enclosed my dept website . we are salaried public hospital docs, so we are non entreprenurial in regards to patient care. i added this only so you would know we are recommending your methods to truly injured patients. www.denverhealth.org/portal/SpecialtyServices/CenterforComplexFractures/tabid/189/Default.aspx

Wade R. Smith, MD FACS
Director of Orthopaedic Surgery
Denver Health Medical Center
Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery
University of Colorado School of Medicine

MJF: Dr. Wade, thanks so much for this. I know you want to thank me in a bigger way, but you're already doing so by the gift of yourself you are giving to your patients. You are truly the healer patients want to be treated by. Best to you and your family in 2009 - and beyond.

Well, my friend, that's quite an endorsement, don't you think. And the sensational news is you can get every product Dr. Wade mentioned in his email for 50% off right now.

Just type in code 2009 when you place your order and you'll be all set. Go here to see all the things you can be using to dramatically improve your life.

Matt Furey

"The greatest achievers compete with themselves more than against others - and that's how they become great. They dare themselves to conquer one obstacle after another, and they do. Those who think success is dependent on other's poor performance don't understand the art of rising above oneself."

P.S. Only a short window remains on my 50% special. Make sure you jump on this offer NOW as it may never repeat.

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Those of you who know me well, know one thing: Unlike most people, I LOVE CHANGE.

Yet, at times, just like anyone else, I can get 'comfortable' at what I already know how to do - and feel that the boat doesn't need any rocking - or adjusting - or tweaking.

And often times I may be right. At the same time, though, I've gotten where I am today by being OPEN - by saying YES to opportunity.

Not ALL - but more than the average person.

Your willingness to OPEN and say YES to new things will be a far bigger indicator of where you're headed in life than almost anything.

And so, contrary to my nature, I was "No, No, No" about too many things lately. No to facebook and to all these other social networking media.

I'm a private person in many ways. Yet, through my emails, in my newsletters, courses - and via my
seminars and coaching programs - I am always OPEN.

In other contexts, not open at all. Don't want to be bothered. Don't want anyone taking up one second of time that I have planned and devoted to something else.

And so I viewed these social media as a huge distraction - and they may be - but I will NEVER know unless I jump in with both feet and work it like I've worked other things.

If it turns out to be a waste, I will let you know - but So far it has been really fun and ... cool.

So if you want to sign on as a Friend of Furey - here's the link -

http://facebook.com/profile.php?id=787944553&hiq=matt%2Cfurey

As this is going on, I am already making moves to join the other networks, so hang onto your seat.

Oh, and one more thing: If you read my email on the 17 Things I Learned About Christmas - I'm sorry if you felt I had a miserable time. That is DEFINITELY NOT how the time went. I simply made not of things that I thought were FUNNY or out of line - that's all.

I had a great time in spite of all the dumbnesses I observed = including many of my own. HA.

Okay, so let's rip this thing up on Facebook. Go to here and become part of the friends group.

BUT - if you want big-time answers to questions and so on - then you better join the Furey Faithful because that's where the major info will get spread. Videos galore - and much more.

Matt Furey

I'm back from Disney World - where I spent Christmas with Zhannie, the kids and in-laws - and what a relief to be back home.

Why is it a relief?

Isn't it supposed to be a blast?

Well, yeah - but sooner or ... even sooner ... you realize that there's no place like home.

Even so, In between jaunts from one park to another, I observed the following about reality:

1. A large portion of the people visiting Disney are more than a few tadpoles overweight. Many are so fat they made my wife and I wonder why we even bother to concern ourselves with our own physical condition. So you're a few pounds overweight and feel a bit OFF and you catch yourself saying things like, "Boy do I feel fat today" ... STOP and ask the following: 'Compared to what - or whom." Go to Disney and see what I mean.

2. Disney is smart in making sure they have wheel chairs and scooters for the obese. It not only shows their mammoth concern - but it makes them m-oney, too. My daughter hurt her leg and had trouble walking one day. We put her in a scooter. It was $31 for the day. I told Zhannie they should charge according to weight. If they did, some of the behemoths would be paying about $500 for the privilege to use a wheel chair or scooter. Maybe that would get them walking.

3. You can find fresh fruit at a few of the concession stands - as well as some carrot and celery sticks. You can also buy Dasani water - perhaps the very worst choice of water anyone can drink - but what are your choices at the point of thirst. Dehydration or Dasani. What a whirld we live in.

4. Disney parks are meticulous about details. Everything is high tech. With one exception. The bathrooms. Isn't it funny that you can go on sci-fi rides at EPCOT - then go to the bathroom, wash your hands and find a paper towel machine with a hand crank. With all the gabillions Disney brings into their Kingdom in a single day - you'd think they'd have a space age paper towel machine or
hand blower. They have them in most any local restaurant I dine at in town. All you do is get your finger print close to the light and presto - out comes the paper. No such luxury like that for the penny pinchers at Disney.

5. At the conclusion of every f.ree ride at almost every park, you enter a store where you see a photo of your self - which you must buy for $19.95 - not including the frame - which is on special TODAY for only $24.95. Then there are the shirts, pens, mugs, caps and so on. Tugging along, of course, is your son or daughter, who insists on getting EVERY photo. You'd have to be a Scroo-Grinch to say "NO" - right. We bought the whole collection.

6. Actually, you MUST say NO - and often. If Zhannie and I agreed to every, "Daddy, can I have that," "Mommy, can Iget that," - there'd be no room in our vehicle - much less our home, to store all the junk.

7. Whilst you're enjoying getting beaten into submission from the crowds, the heat, the merchandizing and so on - along comes yet another reason to milk yourself further. Look,
it's Goofy, Daffy, Mickey or some other imaginary critter. And oh my, they're giving autographs - for no charge at all. Waaah, amazing.

8. Upon leaving one of the parks, one of my children asked, "Daddy, when do we get to open presents." I smiled and said, "You already did, the moment we walked into Disney. This entire trip is your Christmas present." A lady walking nearby with her kids overheard the conversation and gave me the thumbs up - with a wink, as if to say, "I had the same talk with my kids."

9. Upon getting on yet another train to enter yet another park, I had trouble finding a seat. A man called out, "Hey, Matt Furey, there's room for you here." I nodded and got on next to him, his wife and two daughters. "Nice to know you can't go anywhere without someone recognizing you, huh," he said. "Yes, it sure is," I replied, sarcastically. We did the shake hands thing, followed by the name thing, and the where you're from and how long you're here for thing. His name's Brandon - he's from Windsor, Ontario - came to Disney and avoided 10 inches of snow. He and his wife were in great physical condition. Message to Americans: If you want to lose weight, move to Canada.

10. The one great thing about the Marriott we stayed in was that it had sliding glass doors that you could open to get fresh air. Tis not the norm. And it became necessary when our toilet over-flowed one night. Our request for a new room was met with, "We'll get back to you on that."
They never did. We exited the hotel in the morning even though we were booked to stay another night.

11. Regardless of how much you pay to stay in a hotel, you must take the bed sheets off the mattress and pull the pillow cases off the pillows - and throw them on the floor in a heap if you want your linens changed each day. If you don't do this, chances are excellent you will be sleeping in the same linens night after night - until you go home or get a new hotel.

12. In Magic Kingdom's parade, the anchor was none other than Santa Claus. And guess what he said as
he rode through the park with his reindeer and sled. If you guessed "Merry Christmas," you guessed wrong. Nope - Santa bellowed out something I never heard him say in all my life in a single movie or tee-vee show. With far less enthusiasm than M-C - he crowed "Happy Holidays." Huh, I thought. Something ain't right with this picture.

13. I went to the bathroom. Vomit all over the floor and urine all over the seats with no toilet paper. I refrained from using anything but the sink to wash my hands. Made a rush for the paper towels. Pushed the hand crank - nothing came out. Happy Holidays, chump. This is what you get for going to Magic Kingdom when it's Christmas and another 99,999 people are here.

14. Day after Christmas I read a couple emails in which the words "Boxing Day" were used. What they hell is that, me thinks. Never heard the term in all my life - nor do I care much for it now that I've heard it. "Boxer Rebellion" - hey, that's cool. But "Boxing Day." Turns out that some people -
or a lot of them - box all their crap the day after Christmas. Maybe we do things differently where I grew up. Or maybe my parents didn't give me enough physical gifts for our family to qualify for "Boxing Day." Each kid, traditionally, got ONE present - and we had to draw names for which member of the family we had to get a GIFT for. Singular - not plural. One person. One gift. Meanwhile other kids I knew would get heaps of presents. I'm still pissed. And that's why my kids got no presents from me for Christmas. Nothing to unwrap. No paper to throw away. I give my kids a "trip" instead. Last year it was Manhattan. This year Disney. We got them a few things while visiting the parks - but it's
minimal compared to what they asked for.

15. Most importantly, Zhannie and I, and the in-laws, give our kids the gift of time - and the gift of love. It requires a different kind of unwrapping - and it doesn't come in a box.

16. Meanwhile Disney offers a 40-year membership plan - for the family, to visit everything in the world that is Disney related. And I think it's only sixteen grand. Gotta love 'em. I just hope the bathrooms in the other places have sensors for their paper towel machines.

17. Last night I met with a friend who went for Christmas dinner with his father-in-law, who kept moving the time for the meal earlier and earlier. Afterward he realized that he did so in order to only pay lunch time prices. Normally this would have upset him - but this time he laughed. He and I exchanged one story after another, from the bed sheets to the over-flowing toilet to the hand-crank paper towel machines - and we smiled and laughed through it all.

Now THAT is the spirit of Christmas. Ho-Ho-HO no matter what.

Matt Furey

P.S. I didn't have any specials this year because I'm planning something else in the New Year. Keep your eyes and ears open and peeled. In the meantime, make sure you become a member of the Furey Faithful and SAVE BIG.

Just read that Peter Falk, aka Columbo, has Alzheimers.

Uggh. Another hero's brain fading into the distance.

It's maddening - and saddening.

Now, did you know that the number one health fear people have today is no longer cancer or heart disease.

Nope.

It's early onset dimentia or Alzheimers.

Chances are excellent you have someone close to you, just as I do, who is in the beginning stages of Alzheimers.

Well, if you start early enough - detect the damage soon enough - there is still a lot you can do. There is still hope.

Watch the video I just put up with several suggestions for combating this issue:

Kick butt - take names,

Matt Furey

Here's another success story. This one got my program entitled How to Eliminate Carpal Tunnel Syndrome in 30 Days.

The program works for hand, wrist, elbow and carpal tunnel syndrome. Here's what the man wrote:

"Your carpal tunnel fix DVD is the best money I ever spent. I can now type a grad school volume of work, conduct four rehearsals a day, and play trumpet for a 2-hour rehearsal pain-free. Thanks a million."



Lee Cheek, Band Director
Berkeley Springs HS
Berkeley Springs, WV

MJF: Thanks Lee. Glad to hear of your success. Keep cranking out the good work.

So there you have it, my friend. A non-surgical solution to pain in the hands, wrists and elbows. As well as a great hand-strengthening program that anyone can use. You don't need to be in pain to benefit.

Get the program and maybe you'll never be in pain to begin with.

Kick butt - take names,

Matt Furey

He's only eight years old - and this is his first Internet video. But he sure as hell ain't shy. Nor is he having trouble forming an opinion. Especially an opinion about football and who is going to win the big one this year.

Some people think he makes me look meek and mild.

You be the judge.

Go here and check out this like-father- like-son clip.

Best,

Matt Furey

I'm rarely impressed with a martial arts or self-defense program. Most of them are pure bunk and will not work for the average person.

Most require years and years and years of training.

But what if there was a program that taught you the top seven things to do so that YOU are always the lucky one any time a street fight happens.

Well, the following program - called The Lucky Seven - is just what the surgeon ordered.

Forget about learning thousands of different moves and holds. Concentrate on the stuff to do in virtually any encounter you may have on the street.

Focus on high-percentage tactics that work regardless of your size, strength or seks.

I'm telling you, when I saw how effective The Lucky Seven was - it was like getting floored by a series of knockout punches.

I think you'll feel the same way. Tis why I'm recommending you drop everything and go here to take a look.

Kick butt - take names,

Matt Furey