Yohimbine cream like Vesoburn - spot reduction effective?

[ToastEater]

Does this shit work?
I’m taking 15mg Yohimbine daily orally as it is.
But I have stubborn back fat.
Will this cream do the trick under a neoprene belt during cardio?

 

[Villain]

Does this shit work?
I’m taking 15mg Yohimbine daily orally as it is.
But I have stubborn back fat.
Will this cream do the trick under a neoprene belt during cardio?

Has anything really ever been known to treat a specific spot except for crap like Synthol? But please do give it a shot and report back what you find.

 

[ToastEater]

Has anything really ever been known to treat a specific spot except for crap like Synthol? But please do give it a shot and report back what you find.

I’ve heard there’s new research supporting this claim. But I haven’t been able to find it.

 

[MindlessWork]

I’ve heard there’s new research supporting this claim. But I haven’t been able to find it.

Gotta dig real deep

 

[willbo]

As far as I know, spot reduction never works. Some people just hold fat in different areas. I manage a GNC and use the word "stubborn fat" to sell CLA all the time, but that phrase is a total buzzword- its used by marketing companies to sell supplements and boy does it work. I always see the customer eyes light up whenever I mention the phrase

 

[Soinder]

Do a search on Yohimbe on T-mag. There are some dosing recommendations based on weight for TwinLab’s standardized Yohimbe Fuel.

Oral and topical are both effective and perform as advertised (unlike a LOT of the supplments I’ve tried). They just do what they do in different ways.

The topical version is best used as a finishing tool, meaning for women below 18% and men below 10%. It’s great for SMALL amounts of cellulite or love handles.

The oral version is a particularly useful tool for women who tend to lean out upper body when dieting but who can’t seem to lose BF lower body because of A2 receptors on the fat cells just like this. Its effects are subtle but cummulatively profound. It takes about two months to start seeing a difference.

Yohimbe is best NOT combined with ephedra, if you prefer to err on the side of cardiovascular caution.

Yohimbe only works in conjunction with a low-carb diet. Yohimbe is a fat MOBILIZER, not a thermogenic. If you mobilize fat and then spike insulin, you’re only going to re-store the fat you mobilized.

I’ve used and like LipoDerm-Y’s product, not anywhere near as expensive as the price you quoted.

 

[Eman]

.2mg/kg of bodyweight is the correct dosing protocol. Yohimbine will help with stubborn areas of bodyfat but it's highly unlikely to work via spot reduction.

Some tips to make it work better:

only use brands with lab tests so you know it's pure. Yohimbine is one of the MOST misdosed supplements on the market.

It has to be taken fasted. Any insulin response will negate the effects.

Combining with caffeine and L tyrosine creates a synergistic effect. If you use GH, this is also a good addition.

Tying it all together, make sure you're using a good product at the correct dosage and use it for fasted cardio. You won't need to worry about a cream acting on a specific spot.

 

[jJjburton]

Looking into
As well

 

[BigDaddyV]

As far as I know, spot reduction never works. Some people just hold fat in different areas. I manage a GNC and use the word "stubborn fat" to sell CLA all the time, but that phrase is a total buzzword- its used by marketing companies to sell supplements and boy does it work. I always see the customer eyes light up whenever I mention the phrase

Lol my brother used to work at a gnc and said the same thing, stubborn fat sells supplements

 

[FR0Z3N_B0MB3RRR]

What about injections of Clen and Yohimb like “Helios” ? Has anyone tried it?

 

[Villain]

Gotta dig real deep

LOL, shut up man. And happy new year.

 

[MindlessWork]

LOL, shut up man. And happy new year.

Thanks and same to you!