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FATGUY

FATGUY

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Could someone please tell me why the general rule is you have to have a low body fat percentage before you get any results from fat loss creams. Why wouldn't it work on some one with 20+ body fat? Or why wouldn't it work as well?
 
FATGUY said:
Could someone please tell me why the general rule is you have to have a low body fat percentage before you get any results from fat loss creams. Why wouldn't it work on some one with 20+ body fat? Or why wouldn't it work as well?
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it would probably work the same but it gives such a minimal amount of help that a person very near having a 6 pack would be the only people that would be able to see anything from the use of the product.
 
Fat loss creams will work just as well for a person with more bodyfat. The reason fat loss creams are more effective for ppl w/lower bodyfat is because u can see the results more easily such as an increase in ab definition. If you have alot of fat covering your abs the product will still work, you just won't visually see the results as easily. Creams are also tailored towered ppl w/lower bodyfat because it takes care of that very last layer of fat covering their abs that would otherwise be difficult to lose through cutting.
 
is there a recommended one on this site? I saw a few all priced similarly, then I saw the bulk form of them (i'm guessing you can make your own).
 
At that high a BF percentage, you would most likely benefit the most from a localized topical cortisol reducer, which will shrink your waistline and eliminated some visceral fat.

Once you get to the 16% or under range, change to something like Napalm - which has compounds to further reduce VAT as well as start to eliminate the jiggly SAT.

At under 12%, your VAT issues are most likely gone - so a pure SAT reducer like Lipoderm Ultra would be your key.
 
dsade said:
At that high a BF percentage, you would most likely benefit the most from a localized topical cortisol reducer, which will shrink your waistline and eliminated some visceral fat.

Once you get to the 16% or under range, change to something like Napalm - which has compounds to further reduce VAT as well as start to eliminate the jiggly SAT.

At under 12%, your VAT issues are most likely gone - so a pure SAT reducer like Lipoderm Ultra would be your key.
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DSADE, you are wise! Are there any topical cortisol reducers out there, or would you have to home brew?
 
jsp0785 said:
transdermal clen should do the trick to. u know in case u wanna go hardcore
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Not so much at that high a BF percentage, but it rocks some jigglies off in a quiclike hurry when you are down lower.
 
dsade said:
Not so much at that high a BF percentage, but it rocks some jigglies off in a quiclike hurry when you are down lower.
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really? i heard transdermal clen worked as good as taking it orally but without as many side effects.

p.s. i heart clen
 
dsade said:
Not so much at that high a BF percentage, but it rocks some jigglies off in a quiclike hurry when you are down lower.
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dsade, the last time I measured I was at 11% (using one of those handheld electronic devices). I dieted hard for 8 months prior to that, come down from around 18%

Now it's a month later and I'm a bit leaner, perhaps 10.5% or so and the last bit is getting tougher. What's funny is, when I pull at my love handles and lower waist, it's super elastic it seems. I can actually yank it about 4 inches long very thin. Maybe it's skin, but I'm sure there is some fat there too.

According to what you said, I don't need a topical cortisol reducer, but the other type, which I will definitely try according to what you said.

However, it makes me think, should I be taking a cortisol suppressant anyway? Orally perhaps?

I take:
REDuction
egcg
CLA
sesamin
acetyl l-carnitine
5-htp (mood)
st john's wort (mood)

I have already ordered and will be taking shortly:
lean xtreme
7-keto

so the only cortisol suppresants I know of from above are 5-htp and st john's wort, although these seem to be "indirect", as it improves mood, therefore decreases stress.

I haven't got on lean xtreme and 7-keto yet, but I'm hoping that will be the nail in the coffin for fat loss.

Thanks for all your help!
 
pinchharmonic said:
dsade, the last time I measured I was at 11% (using one of those handheld electronic devices). I dieted hard for 8 months prior to that, come down from around 18%

Now it's a month later and I'm a bit leaner, perhaps 10.5% or so and the last bit is getting tougher. What's funny is, when I pull at my love handles and lower waist, it's super elastic it seems. I can actually yank it about 4 inches long very thin. Maybe it's skin, but I'm sure there is some fat there too.

According to what you said, I don't need a topical cortisol reducer, but the other type, which I will definitely try according to what you said.

However, it makes me think, should I be taking a cortisol suppressant anyway? Orally perhaps?

I take:
REDuction
egcg
CLA
sesamin
acetyl l-carnitine
5-htp (mood)
st john's wort (mood)

I have already ordered and will be taking shortly:
lean xtreme
7-keto

so the only cortisol suppresants I know of from above are 5-htp and st john's wort, although these seem to be "indirect", as it improves mood, therefore decreases stress.

I haven't got on lean xtreme and 7-keto yet, but I'm hoping that will be the nail in the coffin for fat loss.

Thanks for all your help!
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what did you think of REDuction, I read some good stuff about it but I'd like to know from experience? Thanks.
 
MightyMouse20 said:
what did you think of REDuction, I read some good stuff about it but I'd like to know from experience? Thanks.
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REDuction is the first fat burner i've ever used, and it's probably the 3rd or 4th product I've used from Controlled Labs.

Every product they have works well IMO, it may not be "hardcore" like gaspari products, but they seem to be more concerned with being conservative and safe.

the reviews for REDuction are overwhelmingly positive at bodybuilding.com forums, I get such a euphoric and appetite supressant feel from it, that I got my girlfriend on it and she agrees. the mood enhancing is incredible.
 
pinchharmonic said:
REDuction is the first fat burner i've ever used, and it's probably the 3rd or 4th product I've used from Controlled Labs.

Every product they have works well IMO, it may not be "hardcore" like gaspari products, but they seem to be more concerned with being conservative and safe.

the reviews for REDuction are overwhelmingly positive at bodybuilding.com forums, I get such a euphoric and appetite supressant feel from it, that I got my girlfriend on it and she agrees. the mood enhancing is incredible.
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Did you see a good amount of weight loss since it was a fat burner or was there other things that you noticed more?
 
dsade said:
At that high a BF percentage, you would most likely benefit the most from a localized topical cortisol reducer, which will shrink your waistline and eliminated some visceral fat.

Once you get to the 16% or under range, change to something like Napalm - which has compounds to further reduce VAT as well as start to eliminate the jiggly SAT.

At under 12%, your VAT issues are most likely gone - so a pure SAT reducer like Lipoderm Ultra would be your key.
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i've got my girlfriend wanting to try some of this as well but i wasn't sure if there all safe for her?. can you help me out dsade?
would you recomend one
 
The females on this board seem to really like Lipo and I beleive a few have used Napalm. Nothing in it that I could see being a problem for a female.
 
My use of Napalm went very well. I would say my BF was in the 13ish area and where applied (after I finished my use) is much more defined.

While on Naplam I felt I retained a small amount of water in the area but within a week after it was goen and man did those areas firm up.

Given I was still training hard and keeping a strict diet but I felt the product worked well and I am no skin and bones guy.

I really would love to try a Lipo/Napalm stack
 
o and what about this eviscerate oxo7 it's said to work better with higher bf% cus she isn't in the low end but not crazy fat or anything lol
 
AnthonyCooper said:
thanks, what lipo though? there are like four diff ones
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The only thing bad about these products I have seen (this goes for both male and female) is how one reacts to Yohimbine. Some can take as much as they want and have no problems others seem to not like the feeling, nothing horrible but you get the idea.
 
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