Absolved Question

RE: Absolved Question (Villian)

Sat, 12 Mar 2005 12:00:03 GMT

i am using leptigen rebirth. I believe this is the one I am suppose to be using.

RE: Absolved Question (Robboe)

Thu, 10 Mar 2005 16:52:20 GMT

ORIGINAL: Villian

Thanks for the help guys. I will start using Absolved on my oversized stomach on Friday 3/11, and I will keep you posted on how this product is working for me. I am currently using Leptigen and Sesathin right now, and it just feels like the Sesthin is really what is making the difference for me right now. I'm hoping Absolved specifically helps out in the stomach region.

Which LeptiGen?

RE: Absolved Question (Robboe)

Thu, 10 Mar 2005 16:51:42 GMT

ORIGINAL: Gun Ryo

Doh, haha i didnt read the post above mine, sorry about that

If i take appetite suppresants (never have before)
will i not eat enough to maintain my muscle? how long does the effect last... IE: Anorect-IN

im sure thats a funny little product for anorexia, which i definetly dont want to eat like an anorexic person

The idea behind appetite supressants is to control your urges between the meals you eat that preserve your muscle tissue.

RE: Absolved Question (Villian)

Thu, 10 Mar 2005 11:18:12 GMT

Thanks for the help guys. I will start using Absolved on my oversized stomach on Friday 3/11, and I will keep you posted on how this product is working for me. I am currently using Leptigen and Sesathin right now, and it just feels like the Sesthin is really what is making the difference for me right now. I'm hoping Absolved specifically helps out in the stomach region.

RE: Absolved Question (Gun Ryo)

Thu, 10 Mar 2005 09:41:34 GMT

Doh, haha i didnt read the post above mine, sorry about that

If i take appetite suppresants (never have before)
will i not eat enough to maintain my muscle? how long does the effect last... IE: Anorect-IN

im sure thats a funny little product for anorexia, which i definetly dont want to eat like an anorexic person

RE: Absolved Question (Robboe)

Wed, 09 Mar 2005 13:08:34 GMT

ORIGINAL: Ceezer

Also, and I apologize for the inconvenience, I'm not real familiar with all the supplements and their descriptions. In leyman's terms, could you explain the difference between the Ab-solve and LipoDerm? Looking through the testamonials, I see individuals mentioning that they switch between the two products. Are they just two variations of essentially the same product, or are there no similarities?

To add to what TP said:

> 12% body fat (and/or have a bulging belly from VAT) --> use ab-solved

=< 12% body fat --> use LipoDerm-Y (or Ultra or ODB) on your areas of stubborn fat, preferably areas with high alpha-adrenoreceptor concentration, such as lower abs/love handles, lower chest in men and thighs/butt in the ladies.

LipoDerm-Ultra and ODB are particularly potent for bad chest fat areas by the way people, so anyone with stubborn chest fat would do well to give Ultra or ODB a go when they get to 12% ish.

RE: Absolved Question (Robboe)

Wed, 09 Mar 2005 13:05:29 GMT

ORIGINAL: timhull1

seems like a good idea robboe, as i am very keen to know more about Avant Lab stuff. i have read some info on the site, but seems like you need to be a guru like TP or robboe to understand some stuff there! LOL well, worst case, i have robboe's number so i can call him at 2am! J/K

You dare!

RE: Absolved Question (Ceezer)

Wed, 09 Mar 2005 12:27:47 GMT

Guess I'll try a couple bottles of Ab-solve first, and see where it goes from there.

RE: Absolved Question (Twin Peak)

Wed, 09 Mar 2005 12:05:20 GMT

Ab-Solved fights VAT (cortisol related fat -- see above).

Lipoderm targets suncutaneous fat (under the skin). Think female hips/thighs, love handles, etc.

RE: Absolved Question (Ceezer)

Wed, 09 Mar 2005 11:57:40 GMT

Also, and I apologize for the inconvenience, I'm not real familiar with all the supplements and their descriptions. In leyman's terms, could you explain the difference between the Ab-solve and LipoDerm? Looking through the testamonials, I see individuals mentioning that they switch between the two products. Are they just two variations of essentially the same product, or are there no similarities?

RE: Absolved Question (Twin Peak)

Wed, 09 Mar 2005 11:55:52 GMT

Neither the most efficient, nor very cost effective. Use what you have, then get something better.

RE: Absolved Question (Ceezer)

Wed, 09 Mar 2005 11:43:45 GMT

Hydroxycut not the most efficient? I mentioned it, because I already have 2 bottles that I'm saving for when I return from Vegas next week.

doet = diet?

RE: Absolved Question (Twin Peak)

Wed, 09 Mar 2005 11:26:32 GMT

No, it does not need to be stacked with anything. You do need to doet though.

Ab-Solved is a localized gel that combats cortisol related fat. Think beer gut. This is visceral adipose tissue (VAT).

Of course, you can stack it with a thermogenic, though I would not recommend hydroxycut.

RE: Absolved Question (Ceezer)

Wed, 09 Mar 2005 11:17:51 GMT

I didn't see a whole lot of information in the product description. Can this be taken by itself, or does it need to be stacked to work "properly"? What about mixing it with something like Hydroxycut? Any adverse effects?

RE: Absolved Question (Pappy)

Wed, 09 Mar 2005 09:50:00 GMT

I have to admit I'm somewhat sceptical of the Absolved, however I have purchased two bottles to try it out.

I just haven't tried it yet because I want to make sure I'm consistant with my workout and diet before I start using it, so I can eliminate any outside influences. Reviews seem good though...when/if I ever get that going, I'll post my results here.

BTW, Robboe, do those bottles have an Exp date? I admit I haven't even looked, but one of those bottles is probably 8 months old.