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I know it's a debated subject but who here believes spot fat loss is possible. It also could be genetic, possibly your body automatically begins to burn fat in the place where it is mostly stored specific to your body...just a guess. Anyone know about this stufF?
No such thing...the body chooses were it wants the fat to be removed 1st. The spare tire is usally the last to go....
If spot loss were true there would be no women with wide hips and losing love handles would be as easy as curling bud light!!LOL, oh yah, and you would have guys with 30 lbs of fat on their arms, huge butts and a six pack!!!!
Budlight and six pack in the same post. ahh thristy!! Just kidding sure would be nice to have both.Quote:
Originally Posted by slopland
No such thing as spot reducing, no.
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Liposuction.:)
HydroChloric Acid and a 18g 10ml syringe :D
What's that other "therapy" $hit that's out there. Injections of some kind? I know that $hit can get quite ugly.Quote:
Originally Posted by taiboxa
HGH, but that's not even that great.
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Originally Posted by HOLLYWOOD
It's some oil treatment or something that eats the fat, but people are getting crazy infections. It's mad expensive and there a tons of spa-like places that offer it.
i wasnt quoting your question just stating something that will spot reduce
alpha, even the best oil in the world will not reduce fat. It only gets into the sub-Q which the only result of that could be shrinking the skin there. Your body has to use fat as fuel by pulling it into the Krebs cycle, using that fat to run the cycle, which in turn produces ATP which is your bodies only immediate energy source. Only way to lose fat is to burn it and your genetics decide which area goes first.
whats this oil called?
It's called Mesotherapy. It's all kinds of $hit they inject, I think I may have been wrong about the oil part! I read an article about it in MD a while ago. MD said it was dangerous, caused nasty infections in some cases, etc. Some objective websites say it works some say it doesn't. I used the USATODAY link because it seemed to be the most reputable source.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/health/...otherapy_x.htm
i thnk it's really sad to see people resort to that because they're too lazy to get on an f'n treadmill and do a little work. i watched a show last night with my mom, it was about liposuction and a mother and daughter said they cant get rid of the fat in their hips,stomach etc. and when the doctor asked them what kind of exercise they do they responded and said they hate exercising because they get too tired, and he asked about the diet, and they said they feel they should live life and eat what they enjoy! absolutely SAD some are!