It's Just Too Simple

It's a complaint I have heard about Alexander's discovery.

It's too simple. The other one? It's too complicated.

But here's the thing – simple is complicated.

Steve Jobs helped to make things simple.

When the first iPod came out, there was a wheel and a button in the middle.

Hey – everyone asked - where are all the other buttons?

If you love complexity, check out the remote of your television or air conditioner.

Simple takes more brainpower. 

As Mark Twain wrote:

"If I Had More Time I Would Write a Shorter Letter."

I can explain Alexander's discovery in one sentence: 

Movement calibrates your life-sustaining systems.

Simpler still?

Use calibrates function.

Which means: how you are reading this right now – your head-spine-arm-leg arrangement - is affecting your eyesight, breathing, circulation, cognition, lymphatic return, digestion etc. etc. 

All of it without exception is at the mercy of your movement system.

Alexander's is a simple, radical, profound and deeply important discovery that can bring untold health benefits to anyone daring enough to download it (via your teacher’s touch).

Alexander's discovery is one of those things that you don't know you need until you get it - then wonder how you survived without it.

Try my version soon – while your interest is there. 

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