Topical fatburner get rid of fatpad

I wanted to know if anyone tried this before and had good results. I was thinking of ordering some online. I been seeing alot of good reviews that it worked on on other parts of the body.

Not heard about it, but I would be interested to see if it worked.

Something like this ? I am curious now too…

As long as it contains aminophylline, it should work.

Aminophylline has been clinically proven to topically reduce fat.

Topical fat reduction from the waist

We need to know an idea about time it’s going to take and what an improvement it’s going to make.

Interesting. I’m skeptical, but I hope it’s true

I gotta tell you … I am always sceptical of a weight loss solution that involves you taking a pill or applying a cream.

First … I have had some years of exposure to the world of drug safety and my main take away has been … “Avoid a chemical solution if you can”.
Second … even if your topical fat burning solution generates results … you still haven’t addressed what caused the fat pad to begin with.

I have lost 50 pounds once and 30 poounds the second time. The first time the diet was what I like to call the “Shatter your life an live under high stress for a year” diet.

I don’t recommend that solution to anyone and in the end, I didn’t address the problem and i gained weight again once I got all of my marbles collected into one bucket.

THe second time involved the fundamentals of moderating my diet (nothing crazy … I just paid attention to what I ate) and exercize.

I wish you luck with the Topical Cream … but just consider the tried-and-true fundamentals as well

Oxyelite pro is the fat burner pills I have been using to get rid of my fat pad. Even though you need to I get to some seriously low body fat before you can get rid of it completely , like 4-5 % . But I recommend it!! I have read nothing but good reviews on it.

@kdong
I just took a quick look at the the aminophilline study you linked to. True … the subjects reported reductions … but the study didn’t have a control group that took a placebo treatment. Also, everyone in the study was instructed to eat a balanced diet and adhere to a moderate exercize regimine. There is no way to tell whether the cream or the sensible lifestyle change (coupled with monthly weigh-ins and measurements for 4 months) were the source of the results.

I’m pretty sure I would drop a few pounds a month if I new I had to stand in front of a college intern once a month and get weighed and measured and interviewed about my exercize and eating habits for 4 months !!!

Secondly … I took a quick look at the adverse effects of this cream that have been reported to CDER
(Common Reactions: nausea, vomiting, headache, insomnia, diarrhea, irritability, restlessness, tremor, diuresis)
(Serious Reactions:seizures, arrhythmias, hypotension, shock, exfoliative dermatitis)

I couldn’t make this stuff up … you can read it yourself ( https://online. epocrates.com/n … tiveSectionId=5 )

Seems like a significant risk to take in order to avoid the inconvenience and effort of a bit more exercize and fewer bags of potato chips