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CVAC System - privately owned - $85,000 (Peoria)
Pershing Ave near 73rd
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Ever wonder how Tony Robbins can have enough energy to keep 4,000 people engaged for over 50 hours over four days, then jet off to his next location and his next event the very next day?
His physical vitality is not only the result of immense mental and emotional fitness, but of his deep commitment to achieving a peak physiological state. And one of his secret weapons to creating this vitality and health is the Cyclic Variations in Adaptive Conditioning machine, or the CVAC for short.
Achieve your personal best and take your fitness to the next level just like high level athletes do, such as Novak Djokovic’s just to mention one.
What is CVAC?
CVAC stands for Cyclic Variations in Adaptive Conditioning. It uses precisely timed rhythmic changes in air pressure, temperature, and density to stimulate the body’s natural adaptation response at the cellular level. The session feels passive, yet the physiology mimics a workout for your cells.
How it works
CVAC is a hypobaric process that cycles barometric pressure to simulate altitudes from sea level up to approximately 22,500 feet. Each 20-minute session includes hundreds of small altitude oscillations that nudge oxygen handling, circulation, and cellular efficiency without mechanical load or strain.
Research-supported outcomes
1) Glucose metabolism in at-risk adults
A blinded, sham-controlled Stanford study in middle-aged men found that 10 weeks of CVAC improved fasting glucose and reduced glucose area under the curve on oral glucose tolerance testing, without changes in weight or activity, pointing to a direct metabolic effect