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Originally Posted by nni
fda doesnt approve supplements, only medicine.
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Originally Posted by nni
fda doesnt approve supplements, only medicine.
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Originally Posted by Amino89
The only FDA approved fat burner is Alli, and isn't that great (haven't used it, just from anecdotal feedback and its mechanism of action). A good stim fat burner would be Scorchv3, and non-stim would be Lean Xtreme in conjunction with a well planned diet and training regimen.
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Originally Posted by danzik17
Yea and they did a good job it's not too bad. If you can deal with the "Possible uncontrollable anal leakage".
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You may get: gas with oily spotting You’ll be farting Wesson oil straight through your Dockers… loose stools and having violent chipped beef explosions... more frequent stools that may be hard to control all the time, with a sphincter that can no longer be counted as a friend. Eating a low-fat diet lowers the chance of these bowel changes. Limit fat intake in your meals to an average of 15 grams. The McDonald’s Big Mac has 34 grams of fat, and the Burger King Whopper has 40. Eat either of these while taking Alli, and you’ll very likely be transformed into a diarrhea cannon. |
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Originally Posted by soxmuscle
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Originally Posted by soxmuscle
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Originally Posted by kiko
I remember the time Olestra was used to make potato chips. Anal leakage killed the idea. |
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Originally Posted by Mystery Man
Thanks for the reply's
What Fat Burner(s) would you suggest? |
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Originally Posted by Mystery Man
Does anyone know of a FDA Approved Fat Burner? ! |
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