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08-15-2003, 03:50 PM #1Newbie
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Alcohol and Lipoderm
Why does it say not to use alcohol with lipoderm???
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Re: Alcohol and Lipoderm
Standard disclaimer.Originally posted by PB&J
Why does it say not to use alcohol with lipoderm???http://secure.mirage-solutions.com/e...es/pardeus.jpg www.mindandmuscle.net
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is that true with ab solved aswell?
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Hi Par, any further explanation. I know a lot of alcohol would obviously negate the effects of a fat burner but would one or two on weekends hurt, or does Lipoderm interact with alcohol in some weird way that would be unsafe to the body?Originally posted by Par Deus
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08-18-2003, 09:45 AM #6Peak Physiques™ ELITE MEMBER
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You will be fine, assuming you remain in a caloric deficit.
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Ab-Solved will actually help a great deal with damage control, if you partake of the sauce regularly -- alcohol (as well as other drugs of pleasure) increase cortisol (is part of the reward/reinforcement response), as well as making you hypersensitive to the stress response (occurs in the hippocampus)Originally posted by blinkboy99
is that true with ab solved aswell?http://secure.mirage-solutions.com/e...es/pardeus.jpg www.mindandmuscle.net
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