Go Get Your Copy Now! Click Here For Details It was never enough to just collect these secrets. I put them to use, and I hope you'll do the same. That's why I wrote the e-book "You Aren't Supposed To Know - A Book Of Secrets." Read this information, and it will change your thinking forever. Use it, and it will change your life. - Steve

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Course Lesson: Secret Information And How To Use It

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"Experts" say that IQ level is more or less set at birth. Don't believe it! Here are four ways to boost your IQ right now.

1. Music: In one study, 36 students were given three spatial reasoning tests on a standard IQ test. Just before the first test, they listened to Mozart's sonata for Two Pianos in D Major, K. 448 for ten minutes. Before the second; a relaxation tape. Before the third; silence. Average scores?

1st test: 119. 2nd test: 111. 3rd test: 110. A 9-point boost from Mozart!

2. Fish. In addition to keeping arteries clear, allowing better blood flow to the brain, fish has been shown to speed up brain waves. It more or less "wakes up" your brain.

3. Posture. Prove this one to yourself now. Work on math problems in your head while slouching, staring at your stomach, mouth hanging open. Then take a deep breath, sit up straight, close your mouth, look slightly upwards, and try those math problems again. You'll see that your mind is working better.

4. Sniff Rosemary. This one is waiting for studies, but many people swear that smelling the herb rosemary wakes up their brain.

(There are 66 more techniques in Chapter Three of "You Aren't Supposed To Know - A Book Of Secrets." Use the link at the bottom to learn more.)

Okay, rosemary isn't proven, but it's cheap and safe, right? Imagine if, when Indians offered French explorers White Cedar tea to cure their deadly scurvy, they refused because science hadn't "proven" it and vitamin C hadn't been "discovered?" Experience comes first, and science follows and confirms - I say be a pioneer, when you can safely (and cheaply) explore alternatives.

Is it a sign of interest and receptivity when a woman plays with her hair while talking to you? Often it is, according to the research. Such indicators are never certain, but when the odds are with them, they give you an edge. In the book, I explain what it means when she leans this way or that, and when her mouth is open or closed.

If he's looking at you, he's interested. Men are easy that way.

One of my favorite players used to win regularly. When I ran the table, we would talk philosophy while he patiently made his simple bets all night. I knew he was winning, but not how much. After I quit the job, I met him for coffee and discovered that he had made over $80,000 in sixteen months of part-time play. That made it more interesting.

In case you aren't familiar with roulette, here's how it works. The dealer or "croupier" spins the wheel in one direction, and the ball in the other. There are 38 "pockets" on an American wheel (1 through 36, plus 0 and 00). Players place their bets, and when the ball falls, they are paid according to the number of that pocket. We'll ignore all the various bets and concentrate just on the "straight up" bets. These are when you bet on one number. You get paid 35 to 1 if your number comes up.

There are 38 pockets, and you get get just $35 for each dollar bet, plus you keep the bet. You can see that the house has an edge (5.6 percent, to be precise), but what if certain numbers came up more often than they should - for example, more often than 1-in-35 spins? That's when you can make money.

Let's suppose, for example, that number 5 is coming up an average of once every 29 spins. If you bet ten dollars on it every time, you would lose 28 times, for a total loss of $280, every 29 spins, but you would win once which would pay you $350. In other words, in the long run, you would be making $70 for each 29 spins. ($350 minus $280) When there weren't many customers, I sometimes did 60 or more spins per hour, so you can see that this could be very lucrative.

So why would that number or any other come up more often than it should? The short answer is Who cares - just bet it! The longer explanation has to do with the nature of the wheels. The pockets could be manufactured imperfectly, with one or more slightly larger than the others, therefore catching the ball more often. One or more of the dividers between the pockets could be loose, meaning it absorbs the force of the ball instead of bouncing the ball away. The ball would therefore tend to drop into that pocket more often.

There are other reasons, including more temporary ones, like...

(You can find the rest of the story in Chapter 19 of the book.)

Coming in future lessons:

* What pupil size can tell you about a person.

* How to reduce your debt with a letter.

* The dirty secret behind angioplasty and by-pass surgery.

* Why some important news takes years to be made public.

More later,

Steve

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