topical fatloss spray

Gym4Life

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I swim every morning would it still be okay to use a topical fatloss spray like napalm or dermatherm target before swimming or does the water wash the spray effects off??
 
Gym4Life said:
I swim every morning would it still be okay to use a topical fatloss spray like napalm or dermatherm target before swimming or does the water wash the spray effects off??
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Someone else will probably have a better answer for you than mine, but my understanding would be that you wouldn't want to use one unless it was more than several hours prior to swimming. Or, you could always just apply it after you finish up.
 
Gym4Life said:
I swim every morning would it still be okay to use a topical fatloss spray like napalm or dermatherm target before swimming or does the water wash the spray effects off??
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the new dermatherm is crap, no offense to pp. Look into eviscerate smolder. Topical fat burners are for people that are already pretty lean that are looking to get rid of a little bit of fat. With that being said, I would apply it either the night before or after you swim. It would be a waste to put it on before you swim.
 
Gym4Life said:
I swim every morning would it still be okay to use a topical fatloss spray like napalm or dermatherm target before swimming or does the water wash the spray effects off??
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DON'T apply a topical before you go swimming - you're just wasting whatever product you use if you do that. Apply it post-shower AFTER you've done your am exercise for the day and make sure you avoid getting wet or sweating for at LEAST 6-8 hours post-application to get the best effects from the product used!

~Rosie~
 
Rosie Chee Scott said:
DON'T apply a topical before you go swimming - you're just wasting whatever product you use if you do that. Apply it post-shower AFTER you've done your am exercise for the day and make sure you avoid getting wet or sweating for at LEAST 6-8 hours post-application to get the best effects from the product used!

~Rosie~
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thanks very much once again :-) yeah after workout makes much more sense :-)
 
Gym4Life said:
I swim every morning would it still be okay to use a topical fatloss spray like napalm or dermatherm target before swimming or does the water wash the spray effects off??
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Are you kidding me? Topical fatloss applications do not work at all, waste of money
 
Topical fat loss(spot reduction) has never been proven to work. They may appear to help you lose fat but all they can really do is remove excess subcutaneous water, not fat.
 
It say on PP's website for Dermatherm, it is proven to burn fat at the applied area. I guess we need to see the proof. I'm interested in this product, I would just like to know it works.
 
Its important to be active after application with Dermatherm target, or the released fat will be re-distrabuted back into stores.
 
rulk22 said:
Its important to be active after application with Dermatherm target, or the released fat will be re-distrabuted back into stores.
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this not happen with the ORIGINAL Dermatherm.

p.s. I don`t know what Eric wait to bring back again ;)
 
First time I tried Eviserate I worked out 20 minutes later and had to run in the bathroom to try and whip it off because my skin was on fire! lol
 
Topical theophylline and aminophylline are both proven to work topically. Here's an article from ergo-log, you can pubmed more studies.

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rulk22 said:
need Androlean? Whats that?
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Pshh.. You're a rep and you still don't know about it? It's a secret product that Eric and I are working on. Haha. I was typing it in a hurry. I'm going to do a 6 week log of AndroLean and Clenviscerate Smolder starting May 1st.
 
T-Bone said:
That article doesn't prove anything. Topical "Spot reduction" fat loss creams don't work. Period.
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I disagree.

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"We conclude that topical fat reduction for women's thighs can be achieved without diet or exercise"
 
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