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roidpuple
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what is YES??
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RADAR said:
Thank you.. Thank you very much
macrophage69alpha
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djufo said:
this is more likely an insulin issue. is the belly distended at all? or it "soft" surface fat?
macrophage69alpha
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DJ_UFO
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macrophage69alpha said:
soft surface. Like a layer covering my mid abs and my love handles...But I'm an echto. Not overweight at all! lol...just the first time I have this little fat around and of course wanna get rid of it. I was wondering if it's age related? I'm 28.
Thanks macro!!
future1
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i hav the same problem but my stomach holds so much fat is not a joke whereas the rest of my bidy is prety lean though and defined. i do not why im like that but it takes me a long time of clean diet to lose a slight amount. am using yohimburn es and that kicks ass. makes a difference as so long as u train and eat clean.
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*MissFit*
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I used Yes when i started working out.. got pics of my abs in my gallery.. and found it to be effective.. to get me that little bit closer to my goal..
not sure if it will help in your case but im glad i used it
not sure if it will help in your case but im glad i used it
YankeesMan
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Does YES work better on some types of fat than on others?
If so why?
Thanks
If so why?
Thanks
2lunatics_ina_rubber_room
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I went through the same issue when I as 28, however I think the age is merely coincidental. Here is what I found out through trial and error.
For me it was a diet related issue. At the time I was keeping maticulous diet records and running a sweet nutritional analysis software program. Turns out that I can't lose that stubborn belly fat on a diet that is high in carbs. Once my body fat gets to a certain level my body stubbornly holds on to the fat. Restricting cals screwed with my LBM
What worked for me (like a charm) was changing the way I took in the macro nutrients. I found that if I stick to a high protein, moderate fat and low carb regime that the stubborn belly fat melts away. Got down to 6-7% BF while continuing to make strength and size gains. I have it down to a point where I can lose about 1-2 pounds of fat a week and and still build quality muscle. I know people are pretty militant about saying you can't reduce body fat and build muscle at the same time.... But, personal experience has proved otherwise. For me it all boils down to INSULIN MANAGEMENT via diet.
Maybe your body responds to macro nutrients the same way ? I'm not sure what your diet consists of but.....
Don't be afraid to experiment even if it flys in the face of conventional wisdom !!
For me it was a diet related issue. At the time I was keeping maticulous diet records and running a sweet nutritional analysis software program. Turns out that I can't lose that stubborn belly fat on a diet that is high in carbs. Once my body fat gets to a certain level my body stubbornly holds on to the fat. Restricting cals screwed with my LBM
What worked for me (like a charm) was changing the way I took in the macro nutrients. I found that if I stick to a high protein, moderate fat and low carb regime that the stubborn belly fat melts away. Got down to 6-7% BF while continuing to make strength and size gains. I have it down to a point where I can lose about 1-2 pounds of fat a week and and still build quality muscle. I know people are pretty militant about saying you can't reduce body fat and build muscle at the same time.... But, personal experience has proved otherwise. For me it all boils down to INSULIN MANAGEMENT via diet.
Maybe your body responds to macro nutrients the same way ? I'm not sure what your diet consists of but.....
Don't be afraid to experiment even if it flys in the face of conventional wisdom !!
Because it works mainly on the fat that's held in your body by your A2 receptors. What people call estrogenic fat. It binds to these receptors and shuts them off, releasing the fat in the area that is holding it.YankeesMan said:
YankeesMan
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Utler,
What is the differece between A2 and Insulin related fat. How could you tell the difference and what is the best way to get rid of Insulin related fat?
Does T-Rex work better on Insulin related fat?
Thanks for all your help.
What is the differece between A2 and Insulin related fat. How could you tell the difference and what is the best way to get rid of Insulin related fat?
Does T-Rex work better on Insulin related fat?
Thanks for all your help.
A2 fat is the last fat your body wants to let go of. It's very difficult to get rid of. What Yohimburn does is make your body release it. It tricks the A2 into shutting off by "binding" to it. The areas rich in A2 are generally love handles and abs in men and thighs, tri's, and glute in women.YankeesMan said:
T-Rex burns fat. It doesn't matter where or what kind it is. But if you apply YES while taking T-Rex the YES will release that A2 fat so the T-Rex can help you burn it off.
Insulin related fat can be everywhere but it concentrates in your gut.
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roidpuple
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so it is a cream you rub on?? hummm you rub it where you want to fat to go away at...
YES. It works kind of the same way a lotion anagesic or antibiotic would work. It has penetration enhancers that deliver the ingredients to where you want them. In this case it's where you have A2 receptors holding fat in a particular area.
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roidpuple
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cool i might have to check that out..
macrophage69alpha
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