It works! Body wraps

SideSteel

Do you want toxins in your body? What does it matter what toxins it removes? It helps to detoxify in an all natural way. ALL the ingredients in the product is all natural, which is a bonus!

I believe it's important for people to research things in order to make informed decisions. Since you claim to know about this product, can you just tell me the names of a few toxins that this product is removing?

Thank you!

Wetcoaster

Do you want toxins in your body? What does it matter what toxins it removes? It helps to detoxify in an all natural way. ALL the ingredients in the product is all natural, which is a bonus!

Wow....you have no idea what you are talking about. Good luck selling them though.

cassandrachambers7

Toxins are chemicals and preservatives that enter the body through the air we breathe, foods we eat, liquids we drink, and are absorbed through the pores in our skin from the products we apply daily to our hair and skin. Normally, our bodies are designed to flush these toxins out through the liver and kidneys. But the amount we take in is much greater than what our bodies can safely process, so the excess toxins end up being stored in the interstitial fluid where they are then absorbed by the surrounding fat cells.

cassandrachambers7

Sir, you are just another skeptic, I get that! I am not trying to sell you on the product. And my business is doing just fine. Thank you for your concern though!

bumblebums

Do you want toxins in your body? What does it matter what toxins it removes? It helps to detoxify in an all natural way. ALL the ingredients in the product is all natural, which is a bonus!

That's a bonus? Here is a list of a few natural ingredients:

ricin (found in castor beans)
cyanide (cherry and other fruit pits)
cholera toxin (secreted by all-natural cholera baceria!)
...

Shall I go on?

cassandrachambers7

Cream Ingredients: Water (Aqua), Glucose, Caprylic / Capric Triglyceride, Glycerin, Alcohol Denat., Stearic Acid, Stearyl Alcohol, Ceteareth 12, Aesculus hippocastanum (Horse Chestnut) Seed Extract, Urea, Centella asiatica (Hydrocotyl) Leaf Extract, Camellia sinensis (Green Tea) Leaf Extract, Fucus vesiculosus (Bladderwrack) Thalle Extract, Hedera helix (Ivy) Leaf Extract, Equisetum arvense (Horsetail) Leaf/Stem Extract, Ruscus aculeatus (Butchers Broom) Root Extract, Paullinia cupana (Guarana) Seed Extract, Simmondsia chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Decyl Oleate, Magnesium Aluminum Silicate, Glyceryl Stearate, PEG 7 Glyceryl Cocoate, Tocopheryl Acetate, TEA-Hydroiodide, Methylsilanol Mannuronate, Menthol, Camphor, Panthenol, Phenoxyethanol, Retinyl Palmitate, Triethanolamine, Carbomer, Rosmarinus officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf Oil, Eucalyptus globulus (Eucalyptus) Leaf Oil, Caprylyl Glycol, Sorbic Acid, BHT. Limonene, Linalool.

SideSteel

Toxins are chemicals and preservatives that enter the body through the air we breathe, foods we eat, liquids we drink, and are absorbed through the pores in our skin from the products we apply daily to our hair and skin. Normally, our bodies are designed to flush these toxins out through the liver and kidneys. But the amount we take in is much greater than what our bodies can safely process, so the excess toxins end up being stored in the interstitial fluid where they are then absorbed by the surrounding fat cells.

I'm asking you to tell me the name of a specific toxin that your wrap will help me remove, I'm not asking for a general definition.

lynn_1972

I actually did buy and use them last year and so did a few friends ....YES we lost inches{lost just as many going to the gym in past 2 weeks} BUT it didn't last because we didn't diet or exercise at all,...if you need to lose an inch or 2 to wear an outfit or something for a upcoming event sure give it a try but other then that big waste of money

pastryari

Oh, you haven't heard their new slogan?



It works (on your wallet)! Body Wraps.

bababangarangrang

Do you want toxins in your body? What does it matter what toxins it removes? It helps to detoxify in an all natural way. ALL the ingredients in the product is all natural, which is a bonus!

*seems legit* :laugh:

cassandrachambers7

There is no specific name of the "toxins" it removes, because:::
Humans consume toxins on a daily basis through practical everyday living. Through the air we breathe, the foods we eat and the water we drink, it is inevitable to avoid toxins. Because toxins build up from blood in the liver, kidneys, intestines, lungs and skin, it is recommended that you detoxify your body at least once a year. How you choose to detoxify your body is up to you.

SideSteel

There is no specific name of the "toxins" it removes, because:::
Humans consume toxins on a daily basis through practical everyday living. Through the air we breathe, the foods we eat and the water we drink, it is inevitable to avoid toxins. Because toxins build up from blood in the liver, kidneys, intestines, lungs and skin, it is recommended that you detoxify your body at least once a year. How you choose to detoxify your body is up to you.

I see.

So if you can't name any toxins that this product removes, how can you be sure it's removing toxins?

thisismeraw

There is no specific name of the "toxins" it removes, because:::
Humans consume toxins on a daily basis through practical everyday living. Through the air we breathe, the foods we eat and the water we drink, it is inevitable to avoid toxins. Because toxins build up from blood in the liver, kidneys, intestines, lungs and skin, it is recommended that you detoxify your body at least once a year. How you choose to detoxify your body is up to you.

That's crap. You don't need to detox your body.

If your wraps actually removed toxins you would be able to provide PROOF of what toxins they remove specifically instead saying everything we come into contact with.

It Works wraps are just a scam. Say what you want however they are still a scam. You won't shrink fat cells. You won't lose weight (other than temp water weight). Any inches lost are temporary.

Capt_Apollo

Everyone has their own opinion about what "works" for them when it comes to fitness, health, dieting and exercise. I just merely wanted to share my opinion about how a certain product ((wraps or not)) is working for me and making me feel great about myself, finally! Considering I had a baby a year ago. Most mothers can relate! And one product is no different then buying healthy food, gym memberships, diet pills, stretch mark creams, etc. I did not post on here to start an argument or debate, Just figured that joining "my fitness pal" would have members excited for other peoples results regardless of the product! Mind you I do not rely on the wraps alone, I eat healthy and stay active with my little one.

Cannot say I appreciate this HUGE debate filled with negativity.

But thank you anyways for all of the opinion. I hope everyone here achieves the goals they set for themselves and feel confident after reaching them, because that's what I did.

there is a HUGE difference between eating healthy foods and joining a gym, and buying gimmicks.

and if you want to directly respond to someone, just hit the quote button. trying to figure out who you responded to is driving me nuts.

thisismeraw

Everyone has their own opinion about what "works" for them when it comes to fitness, health, dieting and exercise. I just merely wanted to share my opinion about how a certain product ((wraps or not)) is working for me and making me feel great about myself, finally! Considering I had a baby a year ago. Most mothers can relate! And one product is no different then buying healthy food, gym memberships, diet pills, stretch mark creams, etc. I did not post on here to start an argument or debate, Just figured that joining "my fitness pal" would have members excited for other peoples results regardless of the product! Mind you I do not rely on the wraps alone, I eat healthy and stay active with my little one.

The difference is that a gym membership and healthy food actually work and do something lasting provided the person puts in the effort. Wrapping yourself up for 45 mins doesn't.

cassandrachambers7

And to answer your "toxins" question there is no specific name for the "toxins" as I explained in my post about what the definition of "toxins" are and how they enter your body. You may personally go to a scientist or your doctor and ask what the names are of specific toxins, but I am not a doctor nor am I a scientist.

Chemicals: Chemicals that are toxic may include small amounts of very toxic things, such as pesticide residue dusted onto our freshly-picked, non-washed, non-organic produce. (Always choose organic produce when possible.) High pesticide produce items include non-organic peaches, strawberries, apples, nectarines, bell peppers, celery, cherries, lettuce, imported grapes and pears. Over the counter, prescription and even recreational drugs are all referred to as chemical toxins that can build up in your body over time. Another recent toxic-topic of discussion refers to the amount of mercury in the foods that we eat. High levels of mercury in the body can cause illness and even death.

Food: Side note: toxic foods do not refer to pesticides. That comes next in the 'chemicals' category. Toxic foods can refer to food additives, highly processed or genetically modified foods and even chemical ingredients in food recipes such as food dyes (RED 40) and chemical flavorings (MSG and aspartame). A few doctors believe that modern day American diets can actually be considered 'toxic' because of the high intake of processed, dead 'empty-calorie' food items like white flour and sugar.

Water: A number of toxins have been discovered in water. Everything from chlorine, bleach, ammonia and even OTC and prescription medications have been reported to be found in excess in drinking water.

Air: Pollution refers to the toxic gases and chemicals, such as methane and carbon monoxide, that are released into the atmosphere only to be mixed into the air we breath in and exhale out. Pollution toxins can come from vehicle and factory emissions as well as other sources. A notable air pollutant is also cigarettes. Inhaled tobacco products contain a number of highly toxic ingredients that can negatively effect your body. Tobacco product toxins effect more than the smokers. Second hand smoke can be inhaled in a wide variety of situations: bars, restaurants, casinos, at home from family members and roommates, sporting events, city sidewalks, outdoor cafes and other social gatherings. So even non-smokers should be aware of the toxic ingredients in tobacco smoke.

Just to reference, these are the toxins in your body.

lahlstephens

Please do not waste your money. They are only temporary at best and you may lose 1 inch for like a day. They are way overpriced! Treat yourself to a massage instead!

skullshank

There is no specific name of the "toxins" it removes, because:::
Humans consume toxins on a daily basis through practical everyday living. Through the air we breathe, the foods we eat and the water we drink, it is inevitable to avoid toxins. Because toxins build up from blood in the liver, kidneys, intestines, lungs and skin, it is recommended that you detoxify your body at least once a year. How you choose to detoxify your body is up to you.

SideSteel

It has worked for me, and that's all that matter, like I said before I am not trying to sell "you" the product just putting factual information out there.

You believing that it is true does not make it fact.

Everyone has their own opinion about what "works" for them when it comes to fitness, health, dieting and exercise. I just merely wanted to share my opinion about how a certain product ((wraps or not)) is working for me and making me feel great about myself, finally! Considering I had a baby a year ago. Most mothers can relate! And one product is no different then buying healthy food, gym memberships, diet pills, stretch mark creams, etc. I did not post on here to start an argument or debate, Just figured that joining "my fitness pal" would have members excited for other peoples results regardless of the product! Mind you I do not rely on the wraps alone, I eat healthy and stay active with my little one.

I'm glad you found success.

However, you are making claims about the product that are simply not true, and anyone with a basic understanding of... well, pretty much anything, can see that.

You then resorted to calling people skeptics for not believing in something so obviously false.





I have a magical rabbit that I feed invisible carrots. When it gets full, it does a rather impressive version of M.C. Hammer's "You Can't Touch This". I start dancing at a pretty rapid pace, and toxins leak out of my earlobes. On sale now $400.

cassandrachambers7

Everyone has their own opinion about what "works" for them when it comes to fitness, health, dieting and exercise. I just merely wanted to share my opinion about how a certain product ((wraps or not)) is working for me and making me feel great about myself, finally! Considering I had a baby a year ago. Most mothers can relate! And one product is no different then buying healthy food, gym memberships, diet pills, stretch mark creams, etc. I did not post on here to start an argument or debate, Just figured that joining "my fitness pal" would have members excited for other peoples results regardless of the product! Mind you I do not rely on the wraps alone, I eat healthy and stay active with my little one.

Cannot say I appreciate this HUGE debate filled with negativity.

But thank you anyways for all of the opinion. I hope everyone here achieves the goals they set for themselves and feel confident after reaching them, because that's what I did.

there is a HUGE difference between eating healthy foods and joining a gym, and buying gimmicks.

and if you want to directly respond to someone, just hit the quote button. trying to figure out who you responded to is driving me nuts.

well so sorry about that, I am new to the site! a brief read through of everyone's posts from today might be a bit of help