Transdermal - useful for non-competition fat loss?
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08-07-2011 09:18 AM
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Transdermal - useful for non-competition fat loss?
A quick question - I have seen many 'glowing' (get it?) reviews of Eviscerate Smolder however mostly for those competing in professional Bodybuilding and Body sculpting.
Would Smolder actually benefit me in my fat loss and leaning up alongside Alpha-T2 and Erase?
Thanks in advance.
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08-07-2011 10:09 AM
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08-07-2011 12:42 PM
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Originally Posted by
Royd The Noyd
Yes
It really is that easy. You don't have to be a bodybuilder to see results from the great topicals that Genomyx provides.
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08-07-2011 06:01 PM
Sponsor
You don't have to be a professional to want more definition in some hard-to-lost-fat-areas
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08-07-2011 06:16 PM
Registered User
Unfortunately being across the pond has massively limited the stores available to find Smolder. Hmm, some major Google searching is required!
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08-07-2011 10:59 PM
The Female Terminator
Originally Posted by
VeeSix
A quick question - I have seen many 'glowing' (get it?) reviews of Eviscerate Smolder however mostly for those competing in professional Bodybuilding and Body sculpting.
Would Smolder actually benefit me in my fat loss and leaning up alongside Alpha-T2 and Erase?
Thanks in advance.
As everyone has already mentioned, you do NOT have to be entering a competition or be a bodybuilder, etc. to use Eviscerate Smolder (or Alpha-T2 and Erase). You can stack Eviscerate Smolder with Alpha-T2 and Erase fine - I have done this. Just be aware that supplements are NOT what are going to get you your fat loss - although they will HELP your endeavours towards it with the right nutrition and training for fat loss for you!
~Rosie~
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08-08-2011 06:33 AM
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Thanks Rosie! I am not naive enough to simply rely on the supplements as some might. I've made about 24lb loss of fat, and 8lb gain in muscle over the past 3 months with just HIIT, Weights supported by creatine and whey protein (and BCAA), so looking to further boost this. As I said elsewhere, i've made some damn good progress, but there is unfortunately stubborn fat around the abs and hips which needs to go - everywhere else is probably 90% toned. Once that surface fat has gone, I can begin building up!
Cheers,
Matt
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08-08-2011 06:39 AM
Registered User
I cannot appear to get Smolder in the UK, however I can obtain regular Eviscerate - will that suffice? (is it more hardcore?!)
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08-08-2011 06:44 AM
Registered User
You should be able to buy both in the UK through the main Genomyx distributor. I can't name the website but it isn't hard to find, they are at the top of most search engines.
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08-08-2011 07:04 AM
Registered User
Originally Posted by
bdcc
You should be able to buy both in the UK through the main Genomyx distributor. I can't name the website but it isn't hard to find, they are at the top of most search engines.
Looks like they sold out - only have regular Eviscerate in stock...
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08-08-2011 07:09 AM
Registered User
I stand corrected, I thought they still had stock. If they have more arriving with Abliderate there will be some in a few weeks. Maybe the OG is the way to go!
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08-08-2011 07:17 AM
Registered User
Sorry bdcc, not familiar with some of the abbreviations! What does OG refer to?
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08-08-2011 07:30 AM
Registered User
OG is the original Eviscerate. It is supposedly about 15% stronger than Smolder but many people can't tolerate the burning effect on the skin which is stronger as well.
Try that, otherwise if you wait a few weeks you may as well buy Abliderate when it comes through which is what I will be doing as nobody sells a similar product in England (Taurus and Prototype don't have distributors here).
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08-08-2011 10:20 AM
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VeeSix, I looked into this and found another site for you which sells it at a cheaper cost.
Check PM's.
PES Representative
www.pescience.com
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08-08-2011 10:32 AM
The Female Terminator
Originally Posted by
VeeSix
Thanks Rosie! I am not naive enough to simply rely on the supplements as some might. I've made about 24lb loss of fat, and 8lb gain in muscle over the past 3 months with just HIIT, Weights supported by creatine and whey protein (and BCAA), so looking to further boost this. As I said elsewhere, i've made some damn good progress, but there is unfortunately stubborn fat around the abs and hips which needs to go - everywhere else is probably 90% toned. Once that surface fat has gone, I can begin building up!
Cheers,
Matt
No worries, Matt 
Congratulations on your progress. Chances are, if there's "stubborn fat around the abs and hips", then it's the last place from your body that fat goes from, and you simply have to get leaner to lose it. Your NUTRITION is going to play the biggest factor here. If you're already relatively lean, then a topical can help.
Originally Posted by
VeeSix
I cannot appear to get Smolder in the UK, however I can obtain regular Eviscerate - will that suffice? (is it more hardcore?!)
The original Eviscerate is more potent than Eviscerate Smolder, so using that is better - if you don't mind the heat/burning (although not everyone experiences this).
~Rosie~
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08-08-2011 10:56 AM
Registered User
Originally Posted by
Rosie Chee Scott
No worries, Matt
The original Eviscerate is more potent than Eviscerate Smolder, so using that is better - if you don't mind the heat/burning (although not everyone experiences this).
~Rosie~
Knowing my luck, i'll spontaneously combust lol
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08-08-2011 10:58 AM
Never enough
oddly, I notice it more with smolder
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08-08-2011 03:09 PM
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Smolder was formulated incredibly well and is just about as effective as the OG. The OG has a more intense sensation, I haven't tried Smolder personally but I am very much looking forward to trying it. Both are incredibly effective and very well received by users, whether professional competers or anyone looking to work specifically on some areas!
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08-10-2011 07:32 AM
Registered User
Would you characterize the feeling as more of a sting than burn?!
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08-11-2011 09:29 AM
Sponsor
If your referring to the OG, I'd say its more of an intense warm sensation than a sting. I haven't tried Smolder yet but I have heard it has a more mild sensation.
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