First, I would recommend NOT taking more cellucor. I have no idea which specific weight loss type (there are 4) you are taking. If you keep taking what ever you are on, it will not be as effective and could potentially start to down-regulate your receptors or mess with your thyroid. But if you want to stay the weightloss supplement route, there are a lot of things you could take. Alri-Tri Lean System did a great job for me (lost 12 lbs!!) but, that's just my opinion.
The weight loss you have achieved is AMAZING!! :jaw: That much you can be very proud of. And, with this kind of work ethic/will to achieve your goal, you will eventually get to that point.
But here is the part that nobody likes to hear: no pill will get those last few pounds. Sure, it will help you get there if you cycle correctly, put up with the sides, continue exercising, and diet properly. BUT, it all boils down to the fact that your body is an equation. If you take a supplement, the variables can change to shed a few percents, but if you keep the same diet, you'll gain those LBs back again.
Vary morning cardio (HIIT and low intensity), find what kinds of food your body reacts to through experimentation and set up a diet that works [CKD, 40/40/20, ect.], and calculate your diet so that what you burn through RMR, aerobic, and anerobic output comes out to a -500 cal/day average. If you want to keep it off, that is what you've gotta do. Fitday.com helps a lot of people (including myself) to keep track of things. My personal favorite is Calorie King because it includes almost all brands and foods, but you only get a 7 day trial, then you have to pay (
CalorieKing - Diet & Weight Loss Software for Windows, Mac OS X, Palm OS and Pocket PC ).
Good luck, and God Bless. I hope some of what I said can help you out. Search around for a while, though. You might find some answers that I didn't give you.
HL