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Prevent falling by learning one of the six steps to better balance in the next 10 minutes. Betty wants you to start benefiting from her work today, so she is offering you an excerpt from her book which will help you prevent falling. It includes the complete instructions, including illustrations, to Dancing With A Pillow, one of the powerful six steps. Get your copy now. Book Details

Look What These Leading Doctors Are Saying About Betty's Book

"This imaginative and easy-to-follow approach to improving one's balance and preventing falls can be of much value to you, your family, and to any older person."

T. Frank Williams, M.D., Former Director of The National Institute on Aging.


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William Hall, M.D.

"An informative and practical guide for seniors to achieve better balance through fitness. Realistoc goals of exercise are repeatedly stressed throughout the text."

William J. Hall. M.D.. Director of the Center for Healthy Aging, University of Rochester.

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Prevent Falling
With The Six Step Balance System
Does The Fear Of Falling Stop You
From Doing What You Want?

Learn Six Simple Steps To
Help You Prevent Falling And Change Your Life Forever


THE BAD NEWS
Every hour of every day an older adult dies from fall related injuries, according to the National Council On Aging.

Falls are the leading cause of fatal and nonfatal injuries to older people in the United States.  Each year, more than 11 million people older than 65 years of age fall.  This is one of every three senior citizens.  Treatment of the injuries and complications associated with these falls costs the United States $20.2 billion annually.  A serious national problem now, falls could reach epidemic levels as the population ages in the future. Forty percent of nursing home admissions are due to falls.

Seniors all across the country avoid going places they want and doing things they love because they are afraid of falling.

THE GOOD NEWS
You Can Learn To Prevent Falling

There is one senior citizen who is not going to sit there and accept that falling is just part of the aging process. This 76 year-old woman has dedicated her life to teaching older adults ways they can prevent falling, gain better balance and get back to living fully active lives.

"Betty Perkins-Carpenter, Ph.D., who has made a lifelong career of teaching people how to be physically fit, has recently released a new edition of her book, "How To Prevent Falls," which features a series of movements and fun simple exercises that can improve balance."

As Reported In Good Health Newspaper Feb. 2007

Imagine the huge impact learning to prevent falling will have on your life. Betty's unique system is not only fun to learn, it is easy to do. All you have to do is six simple, yet incredibly effective, steps. One of these steps is Dancing With A Pillow. Dancing With A Pillow uses scientific methods for learning better balance. It is fun and easy to do.

Learn It In The Next 10 Minutes

You can easily learn Dancing With A Pillow in the next 10 minutes. As a special gift to your health, Betty has made this step available to you as her gift. You can get your copy instantly, by a simple download. It's FREE, FUN and EASY.

To get you copy now, simply enter your name and email in the box on the top left of this page.


Learn More About The Book and DVD

Betty Perkins-Carpenter, Ph.D. is a leading expert in helping senior citizens lead better lives by helping them learn to eliminate the fear of falling and to enjoy better balance. Her work leads the way toward preventing what has become an epidemic, accidental falls that lead to death or serious injury.

Dr. Perkins-Carpenter is the innovator of six simple steps that seniors of any age can master. These six steps are the keys to gaining confidence by having better balance. The six simple steps will help you eliminate the fear of falling.