Body wraps are gimmicks. You cannot, in most circumstances (liposuction) remove fat from a specific area of your body. The only thing wraps are somewhat good for is temporarily make your stomach look flat under a shirt and making you sweat on your stomach.
My friend sells that crap and tries to get everyone to buy it. I tried the wraps a couple of times and noticed no difference. My friend has lost weight, but she also goes to the gym everyday and sometimes 2 times a day. I say if that crap is so great why do you have to work out so hard?! I wouldn't waste my money!
Body wraps are gimmicks. You cannot, in most circumstances (liposuction) remove fat from a specific area of your body. The only thing wraps are somewhat good for is temporarily make your stomach look flat under a shirt and making you sweat on your stomach.
This. You are born with a certain number of fat cells and your diet/activity level dictates how big they get. You can't just get rid of them without surgery.
If you're interested in trying them, however, I've also got a bridge to sell ya.
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I saw on the doctors (tv show) that all it does is rid of the water you have retained. They said if you put lotion on all over and wrap your self super tight with celaphane you will get the same results
I've actually gone in for a body wrap once. It did work!... For about a day or two. It draws out the water from your tissues resulting in a slimmer figure for a brief period of time until the cells hold water again. It doesn't actually do anything to the fat.
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This. You are born with a certain number of fat cells and your diet/activity level dictates how big they get. You can't just get rid of them without surgery.
If you're interested in trying them, however, I've also got a bridge to sell ya.
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