Reply With QuoteIf it's soft pinchable fat around your nipple area you are trying to get rid of--try Lipoderm Ultra
The thing about this, though, was when I was doing this, I was applying it all over my chest, including my nipples, and after a couple of weeks, my nipples were starting to dry out and they actually started to sting :\
So I finished my bottle on my stomach and sides..and relying on a cutting diet and HIIT every night to get rid of the fat.
I might have to try with the Lipoderm ultra again on my chest..but I'm gonna have to make sure I don't get any on my nipples
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05-05-2004, 07:47 PM #1Registered User
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Chest fat supplements?
I have heard people talking about these all over the forum, and discussing the great results they have had. If I could do anything it would be to get rid of this stubborn chest fat. What do you guys use? Lipoderm? And how does it work? Is it safe for a 17 year old? Thanks Pat
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Did it work I have pretty big man tits, unfortuantely, they have been getting smaller with working out and I do see results but how long do you think it would take to get rid of em?
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05-05-2004, 09:27 PM #4Monochromatic Bunny
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What is your bodyfat ?
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Estimate #1 based on height and weight
Your "Ponderal Index" is 11.91 which gives an estimated body fat of 35.6% (85.4 pounds of fat)
Estimate #2 based on waist size and weight
Estimated body fat of 16.5% (39.6 pounds of fat)
My legs have like no fat on them and are built up its just my stomach and my chest, eeek.... can you help?Everybody say Wiggle Wiggle Wiggle!
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05-06-2004, 06:41 AM #6Monochromatic Bunny
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Go to a gym to take the accurate value.
IMO you should diet first, go through a cutting phase. Post your diet in the "Diet forum".
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So lets say this stuff works and the chest fat goes down considerably.
If you stop using it, does the fat come back?
Does it just dry up water retention or does it actually destroy fat cells?
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05-06-2004, 08:48 AM #8Peak Physiques™ ELITE MEMBER
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It reduces fat cells, it does not destroy them.
So if you gain back the fat (due to diet) then it will come back. Conversely, if you do not gain back the fat (due to diet) it will not come back.
In other words, while effective, they are not magical.
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the ponderal index and BMI are useless for determing body fat percentage as they do not account for LBM...Originally posted by ProBodyFitness
Estimate #1 based on height and weight
Your "Ponderal Index" is 11.91 which gives an estimated body fat of 35.6% (85.4 pounds of fat)
Estimate #2 based on waist size and weight
Estimated body fat of 16.5% (39.6 pounds of fat)
My legs have like no fat on them and are built up its just my stomach and my chest, eeek.... can you help?I train differently than most, my beef is with gravity the weights on the bar are just the medium...Thanks to Wall Street your slice of the American Pie has been reduced to a crumb.
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Where can I find this stuff? And how long did it take to see results?
Thanks PatEverybody say Wiggle Wiggle Wiggle!
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