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SLIM WAIST BELT
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Wednesday, March 01, 2006 10:14 PM
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a lot of people have suggested against usin this (elastic tummy wrap with velcro fasteners) sayin it constricts the body & internal organs, deprives the pores of ventilation, hard to breathe properly, does not contribute at all to losing belly fat etc. but before, i used to use it when i do cardio and it helped trim my waist down, to avoid the downside, i never wore it tightly as all those negative claims point to this manner of wearing as being the cause.i never wear it when liftin. only when i do my 20 minute hi octane cardio sessions  ...wdya fellas think? thumbs up or thumbs down?
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RE: SLIM WAIST BELT
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Wednesday, March 01, 2006 10:22 PM
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How much?
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RE: SLIM WAIST BELT
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Wednesday, March 01, 2006 10:38 PM
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it shud cost u arnd 3 to 5 dollars for one
<message edited by carcinohate on Wednesday, March 01, 2006 10:41 PM>
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RE: SLIM WAIST BELT
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Wednesday, March 01, 2006 10:59 PM
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THe only thin g it does is cause a temporary loss of topical water. Interesting effect..but fleeting. Every test of these continues to show that they do nothing but make you sweat topically. Water is necessary for fat burning so dehydrating is not optimal! Buuuuut you do burn like 30 calories an hour with one on...and burning more calories is one way to lose fat...
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RE: SLIM WAIST BELT
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Tuesday, July 04, 2006 8:31 AM
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"Every test of these continues to show that they do nothing but make you sweat topically. Water is necessary for fat burning so dehydrating is not optimal! " To imply that this belt prevents fat burning by causing dehydration is absurd. If you are doing a sufficient cardio workout and you are hydrated, you are going to sweat from a lot more surface area than just your abdominal section. In addition, you should be drinking water or an isotonic electrolyte fluid during your workout to prevent dehydration. As long as you are wearing the belt snugly and not tight, there should not be any problems with abdominal organs. We use abdominal wraps post hernia and TRAM surgery in patients with large abdomens without any problems. If you can't breathe because of loss of abdominal domain, then you need to stop smoking. Use the belt if it helps you tighten your transversalis and oblique muscles. People with stretched out abdominal muscles will benefit the most from it since stretched muscles aren't as effecient in contracting.
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RE: SLIM WAIST BELT
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Tuesday, July 04, 2006 8:49 AM
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To imply that this belt prevents fat burning by causing dehydration is absurd. To reply to a post by calling another absurd isn't very nice- Even if you disagree, you could put things differently. Anyway- You'll notice that danmirage also pointed out that you're supposedly burning thirty calories an hour just by wearing the thing. I think Dan was simply pointing out that the weight loss due to topical water loss is not fat loss- And that water is very important to our bodies, and does play a role in fat burning.
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