Gettin ready to cut

bleedingthrou

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alright, so i have just wrapped up a 9 month bulk, and now its time to cut. currently sitting at 210. I have already cleaned up my diet, and changed my training up. I have only one BIG problem...i have a torn quad so i cant do any cardio for more than 10-15 minutes before it starts hurting. So i am turning to a fat burner not to replace the cardio obviously, but to at least help out a little. I am looking for something somewhat mild on the stims though, cuz i like taking my Ready4War preworkout. I was thinking about trying REDuction, Napalm, or DermaTherm, kinda not sure about the transdermal though...if anyone has used these products or have any suggestion please let me know.
 
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People have been getting great results with a combination of VPX Meltdown and SNS RK 125. You could also look into DCP. I'm not a huge fan of transdermal fat loss products until you need to get rid of those lose 3-5 pounds.
 
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There are a lot of fat-burners out there. I have used a few. Shred Matrix, X-Force and I'm currently on REDuction.

I honestly like X-Force best. It provided a nice flow of energy and I went from 23-18% BF on it in 2 months. My diet and workout plan were very good as well and I attribute most of my progress to that, but X-force really helped boost my metabolism during that time. I may be a rep for the company, but that is my honest opinion. :)
 
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Go with DCP if you are looking for a non stim approach
 
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Wow something I liek to add too that has not been mentioned in a while is Leviathan. You can go Leviathan/Recreate Leviathan/DCP many users of Leviathan seen awesome results. The product is solid and has a good profile. You can always go the eca route too which is proven time after time for fat loss
 

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To the OP, i know this has nothing to do with the topic, but is your screen name a shout out to the band?
 
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I don't really think fat loss sups are the answer to your problem, I think fat loss supps should only be used when you've gotten fairly lean and are looking for that extra push for the last 4-6 weeks. If I were you I would really experiment with my diet until I nailed it and train with very short rest periods, like 30-45 secs.

It sucks you can't do any cardio at all, can you even walk for long distances? It'll take a while to burn alot of cals but its an option.
 
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REDuction is pretty effective, I liked it. I also liked Red Acid when it was easy to find. I tried Red Acid2 but didn't like it as much.
 
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I can walk for short distances, but not much, not enough to make a dent in burning up excess calories. i have to walk slow and maybe 10 mins at a time tops, after that my quad starts flaring up. hopefully my physical therapy is going to help, well see though.
 

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