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RE: Lipoderm-Y - 9/24/2003 2:41:43 PM

Marc David

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Well I'm following it.. Smile

Only because I'm intersted.

And the fact that Kris got more then 10 bottes in and is selling them for $19.95 which is $1.04 cheaper then anywhere else.

Lipoderm-Y for those interested.

And yes.. it's all for your health.

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RE: Lipoderm-Y - 9/30/2003 8:53:00 AM

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**** he is selling it that cheap??? Damn.

BTW, I lost no water weight once I stopped using so the official total was 1 1/4 inches in 3 weeks.

I am using Ab-Solved now.

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RE: Lipoderm-Y - 12/17/2003 4:03:35 PM

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Isn't Lipoderm-Y supposed to reduce fat in the spot that you use it, as opposed to total body fat?

I mean, if you rub it on your tummy, it is supposed to make the fat cells on your tummy open up and release triglycerides into your blood stream. If you don't burn these triglycerides, they will just go find another fat cell to live in, in your butt let's say. Heck, they might even just go back to the original tummy fat cell. If you rubbed it all over, all you'd accomplish is a temporary spike in your blood fats.

So diet and excerise will make you lose fat all over, but diet and exercise and this product should, in theory, help you lose fat in the spot where you are rubbing it.

I'd be interested to see if you notice any difference in a particular SPOT, as opposed to overall weight and bodyfat.

Personally, I find the claims very suspect. It seems like making a fat cell give up its horde of fat just by rubbing some chemical on your skin would qualify as a drug, and therefore be regulated by the FDA.

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RE: Lipoderm-Y - 12/17/2003 6:28:52 PM

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It is for spot reduction.

Try it out.. it's not any more then $20 at most site.. Sups101 used to carry it on a trial basis.

I have a bottle.. seemed like maybe it was making a difference.. hard to tell since I wasn't as disciplined as I should have been.

AvantLabs is the manufacturer. They have quite a few testimonials and FAQs on the product if you want to pursue it further.

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RE: Lipoderm-Y - 1/9/2004 11:28:32 PM

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Nothing against keeping fat off, because there was a lot of discussion about it. But don't you think some people get the wrong idea trying to (for non competitors) stay competition ripped all the time? I think even if you do not compete in comps., keep an ongoing alternation of having higher body fat, to maintain and build muscle. Then shredd it all back up again for muscle appearance/show.

I think a perfect time to be ripped would be in January... Bwahahaha, right after everyone pigged out. Smile

Do I have any takers?

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RE: Lipoderm-Y - 1/10/2004 10:26:29 AM

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IMHO, staying as lean as you would for a comp all year round is not healthy. However, it depends on the person. It is my understanding that for a comp, people are typically at 2-3% fat if that much!

I think 10% bodyfat would be ideal. anything lower I think you risk burning muscle if you are more active a certain day. Maybe I am wrong on this, after all I have only been doing this lifestyle for a year.

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RE: Lipoderm-Y - 1/10/2004 10:39:12 AM

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You're not wrong, most everything is correct. Bodybuilding competitors change their diet for their comps, eat a lot more carbs less calories and work a little harder. Then the fattin up a tad to maintain and build more. I find it crazy though for some one to look like skin and muscle all the time. Why would anyone want to do that?

You'd wear out your brain keeping track.

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