Our Story

 

image     Our own excitement about the importance of the information in this book has come a long way from how it started out.

In 1986, when we first learned of the sexual techniques being taught in the courses at More University and The Institute of Human Abilities in California, we were not interested. We had been together for nine years and felt that our sex life was better than good. Even though the frequency of our love making had gone down slightly over those years, we were convinced that it was still one of the best parts of our relationship.

However, many of our friends began to “modestly” brag about the results—both inside and outside of the bedroom—they had achieved from taking a few of the courses. Not only did they claim that sex for them had improved immensely, but because of their improved relationship with each other, they were also rapidly reaching many of their personal and professional goals. Some of the women had even lost noticeable weight without dieting.

This last curious side benefit is what got our attention. It had taken us over twenty years of study and research to write and publish our New York Times Best-Selling book, Diets Don’t Work (www.dietsdontwork.net), which helps people with weight problems or eating disorders lose weight by teaching them the secrets we learned from studying “naturally thin” people. Yet here was some university teaching people how to have better sex, and some of them were losing weight without even reading our book.

Neither of us liked the idea of going to a “sex” course. On the other hand, a lot of people we respected, plus thousands of others, were raving about the results they had achieved from the courses.

A “Basic Sensuality 101” course was being held on the weekend after Thanksgiving Day. We called and luckily got in at the last minute. Our lives have never been the same.

The information we learned has strengthened the very roots of our lives and our already successful relationship as we feel it will yours. It made such a positive difference in our relationship and sex life, we had to tell others about it.

Dr. Bob Schwartz

Dr. Leah Schwartz