I'm tempted to try this new product but don't want to waste any more money than I already have... being the make-up/cosmetic/beauty product junkie I am.
When I first saw the add I was immediately reminded of Taiwan's breast enhancing creams. Just rub it on externally and you see "miraculous" changes. Of course that stuff never worked.
The best way to stay toned and fit is still through diet and exercise. The cream may act to firm the tonicity of the skin but it seems doubtful that it would elminate fat to any great length.
It seemed funny that they would use "chocolate" as a natural fat eliminator when it has been the cause great weight gain for many a person. It becomes suspicious when they don't name their "active ingredients" nor do they name "the agent" that helps inhibit the storage of excess sugar in adipose cells. I would question why they couldn't make this agent into something you can take orally versus just a topical cream to be absorbed.
In amuses me that after their claims they have this disclaimer:
>Please remember that there are no such things as miracles! Abdo-Choc >is the ideal complement to a healthy lifestyle and balanced nutrition. >. Drink lots of water >. Eat high-fibre food for better digestion >. Go easy on spices, refined sugars and starches >. Stay active and exercise regularly to keep your abdominal muscles ?>strong. >That's the way to a taut, toned stomach.
Heck if you do all of the above, you'll lose weight without the cream!! I think the money would be better spent going to a gym member ship. But hey, despite my reservations you never know Megan. Why don't you do try a trial run of the product to see if it has any effect? And if the small sample you bought works...then fo sho...stock up on tha mofo!!
Ben, Ben, Ben... lol. I'm sorry I haven't replied to you thus far. Been busy. Thanks for taking the time to help me analyze this. We all need to get together some time. ^_^
When I first saw the add I was immediately reminded of Taiwan's breast enhancing creams. Just rub it on externally and you see "miraculous" changes. Of course that stuff never worked.
The best way to stay toned and fit is still through diet and exercise.
The cream may act to firm the tonicity of the skin but it seems doubtful that it would elminate fat to any great length.
It seemed funny that they would use "chocolate" as a natural fat eliminator when it has been the cause great weight gain for many a person. It becomes suspicious when they don't name their "active ingredients" nor do they name "the agent" that helps inhibit the storage of excess sugar in adipose cells. I would question why they couldn't make this agent into something you can take orally versus just a topical cream to be absorbed.
In amuses me that after their claims they have this disclaimer:
>Please remember that there are no such things as miracles! Abdo-Choc >is the ideal complement to a healthy lifestyle and balanced nutrition.
>. Drink lots of water
>. Eat high-fibre food for better digestion
>. Go easy on spices, refined sugars and starches
>. Stay active and exercise regularly to keep your abdominal muscles ?>strong.
>That's the way to a taut, toned stomach.
Heck if you do all of the above, you'll lose weight without the cream!! I think the money would be better spent going to a gym member ship. But hey, despite my reservations you never know Megan. Why don't you do try a trial run of the product to see if it has any effect? And if the small sample you bought works...then fo sho...stock up on tha mofo!!
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