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Which topical fat loss supplement...

saggy321

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Guys,

I have this stubbon mass of fat around the middle of my middle and lower abs. I would say the rest of my body looks 8 - 9 % including the top abs, but the lower abs look unsymetrically around 10%. Anyway, of all those listed below, which do think is the best for local fat loss not overall fat loss.

Napalm, LipoBurn or Dermatherm.

Thanks

S.
 
Had really good luck with Dermatherm Target, I am logging the FLS stack right now. I have never used napalm or anything else but in my log in my sig someone kind of compared the two. Check it out I hope it helps.
 
I've thoroughly enjoyed my experience with Dermatherm Target, and would highly recommend making the investment.
 
You will really enjoy our Dermatherm. Check out this thread:

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If you have any additional questions, please let me know.

-John
 
Thanks guys! My only concern with Dermatherm is that it works systemically. Did those of you who used see localised fat loss too or was it mostly whole body fat loss?
 
I have not tried the new Dermatherm but im confident its a great product. Lipoburn would suit your case very well also.
 
saggy321 said:
Thanks guys! My only concern with Dermatherm is that it works systemically. Did those of you who used see localised fat loss too or was it mostly whole body fat loss?
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just check my log man. Pictures are pretty convincing
 
saggy321 said:
Thanks guys! My only concern with Dermatherm is that it works systemically. Did those of you who used see localised fat loss too or was it mostly whole body fat loss?
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Royd The Noyd said:
Dermatherm Target is a targeted (spot) fat loss. Do you have the older version?
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Yep. Our Dermatherm Target is formulated to deliver a more specific fatloss-effect to the localized area of application; not on a systemic scale.

Our original Dermatherm product was more of a systemic design for fatloss. It contained 7-oxo-DHEA/7-beta-DHEA. This product however is no longer in production.
 
If stubborn fat loss is your goal, you might want to consider oral Yohimbine with low intensity steady state cardio. Lyle McDonald suggests .2mg of Yohimbine HCL per kilogram of body weight.
 
Thanks guys. Tried the Yohimbine, but I'm one of the unlucky few who starts to suffer from sides as dosage increases. Although I'm using OEP and its working very well.. problem is whilst it removing the stubborn fat its taking off all over so Im still left with this unsymmetry, hence the need for localised fat loss, so the specified area can 'up to speed'.

Right...I'll go for the dermatherm, as it will last around 60 days, the entire length of my cut/recomp.
 
omg said:
Dermatherm Target Burn Skin like Eviscerate?
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Do you often react badly to skin lotions/ointments? If not then you should be fine, the only reaction often noted is a slight 'flushing' and warming of the skin at the site of application.

saggy321 said:
Right...I'll go for the dermatherm, as it will last around 60 days, the entire length of my cut/recomp.
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I think you'll love the Invalid Link Removed mate :) Targetted, topical lipolytic compounds in conjunction with a thermogenic really is the way forward in terms of fat loss.

Feel free to PM if you have further questions or concerns.
 
Nobody's mention Eviscerate? I've run many bottles of this stuff. 100% effective.

I'm currently running a log on LipoBurn. I'm very impressed with the results so far. I just picked up a bottle for my wife to use on her "troubled" spots.


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lonewolf0420 said:
Nobody's mention Eviscerate? I've run many bottles of this stuff. 100% effective.

I'm currently running a log on LipoBurn. I'm very impressed with the results so far. I just picked up a bottle for my wife to use on her "troubled" spots.


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In your opinion, how intense is the burning sensation? I've read a number of reviews that stated exercise became rather uncomfortable when the Eviscerate was applied (especially when sweating profusely).
 
hoopem6 said:
In your opinion, how intense is the burning sensation? I've read a number of reviews that stated exercise became rather uncomfortable when the Eviscerate was applied (especially when sweating profusely).
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It can get intense, but I don't mind it. Most get used to the day-to-day heating sensation. Some days I'll be sitting here, just roasting in my own skin Invalid Link Removed I love it.

I never have the issue of it heating up while I'm working out. The burning kicks in more when I in the shower, and the hot water is hitting the area.
 
lonewolf0420 said:
It can get intense, but I don't mind it. Most get used to the day-to-day heating sensation. Some days I'll be sitting here, just roasting in my own skin Invalid Link Removed I love it.

I never have the issue of it heating up while I'm working out. The burning kicks in more when I in the shower, and the hot water is hitting the area.
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Haha, I guess that doesn't sound too bad.

I'm the definition of a supplement enthusiast, so I just might have to give Eviscerate a go sometime down the line. :biggthumpup:
 
My wife and I used the older version of Dermatherm. PP says it only works on a calorie deficet diet. I contend that every fat lose agent works on a calorie deficet diet. However, my wife used it in conjunction with a restriced calorie diet and I used it on a very clean maintenance diet. Although my wife lost weight we agreed that it was probably not any more than she would have lost from the diet alone. Moreover, I used it on a maintenace diet an could not tell any difference.
 
The older version was for systemic fat loss. This, however, is for localised so hoping for a good result. TBH it was fightbacks picture log that swung it for me. His mid-section leaned out a lot!

So there you go...the power of picture logs!
 
fightbackhxc said:
Had really good luck with Dermatherm Target, I am logging the FLS stack right now. I have never used napalm or anything else but in my log in my sig someone kind of compared the two. Check it out I hope it helps.
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i agree, dermatherm target was great stuff for me, if its really stubborn fat try alpha t2 as well, the yohimbine in it is great for stuborn fat areas, but it wont give you the jitters.
 
JN230 said:
i agree, dermatherm target was great stuff for me, if its really stubborn fat try alpha t2 as well, the yohimbine in it is great for stuborn fat areas, but it wont give you the jitters.
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Thanks. Will be stacking it with OEP. It include the same yohimbine as Aplha t-2, I think.
 
Here is a link to one test using theophylline, the main ingredient in Dermatherm Target.

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I have one trainee that's a hyper responder to Eviscerate where my results were good but nothing like hers...

I am thinking it's going to be OEP/Alpha-T2 and Dermatherm target or Eviscerate. I am not going to do a cut till next year so heat should not be an issue. Currently with the heat wave Eviscerate would be out of the question, been there done that, don't want to do it again.
 
saggy321 said:
Guys,

I have this stubbon mass of fat around the middle of my middle and lower abs. I would say the rest of my body looks 8 - 9 % including the top abs, but the lower abs look unsymetrically around 10%. Anyway, of all those listed below, which do think is the best for local fat loss not overall fat loss.

Napalm, LipoBurn or Dermatherm.

Thanks

S.
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neither should be in question.

Hands down eviscerate is the BEST
 
hoopem6 said:
Can you please elaborate on that statement. Have you used Dermatherm Target before, and if so, how does it compare to Eviscerate?
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eviscerate hands down, most versitile, ingredient packed.

ive used a bunch or topicals before, and this one takes the cake in every way,

and when you tan with it on it sheds soooooo much water. The actives are amazing aswell. Plus addition of liduiclen. its a stubborn fat nightmare.
 
crazyfool405 said:
eviscerate hands down, most versitile, ingredient packed.

ive used a bunch or topicals before, and this one takes the cake in every way,

and when you tan with it on it sheds soooooo much water. The actives are amazing aswell. Plus addition of liduiclen. its a stubborn fat nightmare.
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Does it smell as ****ty as atomic meltdown?
 
luelinks said:
So it looks like its around $35. Would you recommend it with OEP and Alpha T2?
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I highly recommend it.

May want to grab evisc before it's gone.. Nutra had to custom order 100 units from RPN. Personally ordered one already myself.

Clenviscerate, OEP/Alpha with fasted cardio 2-3x a week and you're golden.
 
I heard somewhere that this stuff gets sucked into your bloodstream before it really reaches the fat, so it might still work, but not in the "targets fat first" sense. Who knows if this is true.
 
I would say go with Dermatherm and if you need more workout kick N2KTS or ASGT PreWO along with pp's Green Tea caps would be great!.

wish you luck! :-)
 
RAHHH said:
I would say go with Dermatherm and if you need more workout kick N2KTS or ASGT PreWO along with pp's Green Tea caps would be great!.

wish you luck! :-)
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Why so you say Dermatherm, most think Eviscerate is the stronger product. Just wanted to know if you had compared the two.
 
Right guys....I've already tried evisc. It was ok, but such an incovenience. Washing my hands and I still couldnt get rid of the burning feeling. Also after I applied it, every shirt I wore afterwards had a brown residue on the inside..too much hassle to be honest.

Anyway bought some dermatherm target, already on OEP and Lean xtreme and will also add sesamin and fish oils with the derma therm. Lets see what happens!

Thanks for all your replies.
 
My wife says that Eviscerate smells "fruity". Not in a bad way, just, fruity. Also, it burns if you get it on your ****. A lot. :(
 
Which topical fat loss supplement?
Id have to say for some hep with stubborn fat to go with DERMATHERM TARGET and possibly green tea caps from pp (EGCG is great) and (I LOVE) ASGT for PreWO.
would be a good stack WITH proper diet.
also IBCAA's or whey during cardio and workouts would help minimize catabolizum.
 
I have only tried eviscerate! It worked great at first but not as much anymore and the smell is horrible....to me and everyone else around me always said I stink when I had it on! I ended up just applying it at night before I went to bed! Going to try some dermatherm next! I have liked everything I have tried so far by primordial so it should be a good run! Quick question for anyone who has used dermatherm! How is the smell? Is it a strong smell or does it subside after applying? What about staining clothes?
 
hoopem6 said:
In your opinion, how intense is the burning sensation? I've read a number of reviews that stated exercise became rather uncomfortable when the Eviscerate was applied (especially when sweating profusely).
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It's hardly noticeable for me, until you add the clen. It gets pretty hot, but nothing unbearable.
 
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