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Jlongblade
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My wife wants to try the "Instant Tummy Tuck she saw on an informercial" apparently it is a band you put around your waist with a "magic Fat Burning cream" that is supposed to help shrink your stomach. Has anyone tried this? My wife wants one, to go along with our Diet and excercise. She has a friend who says it works, but since it is a Infomercial and they never work like they say I wanted to see if anyone else has used it before I dish out over $40 bucks .
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I have never used this, nor heard of it, but I can pretty much guarantee you it is not going to work. There is no "magic fat burning cream." The only thing that will help your wife is diet and exercise.0
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If it's what I think it is, it's a band that sends electrical impulses to your muscles and zaps them into working out while just sitting around. The magic cream is probably a caffeine cream to help tighten the skin. May or may not work. If you leave it on too long, you can really exhaust the muscles and have trouble moving around!0
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If it's what I think it is, it's a band that sends electrical impulses to your muscles and zaps them into working out while just sitting around. The magic cream is probably a caffeine cream to help tighten the skin. May or may not work. If you leave it on too long, you can really exhaust the muscles and have trouble moving around!
I saw the commercial it is not one of the Electrical belts, it honestly looks like those slim waist spandex that people wear to make themselves look slimmer.0 -
My theory on these things is that if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. And if it sounds like an easy quick fix, it's probably a scam. Personally, I think you would be throwing your $40 away.0
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Duct tape is cheaper.0
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I'd spend that $40 on more CHICKEN!! :bigsmile:0
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"magic fat burning cream".......you knew the answer before you asked the question!0
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If $40 made everyone "magically" lose belly fat - everyone would be slender... no?0
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"magic fat burning cream".......you knew the answer before you asked the question!
Presumably the point of the thread is that his wife needs to hear common sense from a bunch of random strangers, instead of believing her husband who is smart enough not to be deceived by ridiculous false claims such as this.0
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