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Transdermals
Quite simply put, transdermals are creams or ointments applied directly onto the skin. It is based on the premise that certain compounds have the ability to cross the layers of the skin and obtain access to blood vessels and the general circulation. Transdermals apparently are more effective as they are absorbed directly into the bloodstream without first going through the liver’s natural filtration process.
However, not everyone agrees that transdermals work. There are lots of people out there who claim that transdermals are nothing but a big scam, even though there is enough credible research to point to the contrary. On the other hand, the proponents of transdermals swear by it, calling it the best thing ever to emerge from the supplements industry in recent years. Whether you like it or not, transdermals are here to stay, which explains the proliferation of transdermal products put forth by supplement companies.
Transdermal products are geared towards a variety of purposes. The most popular class of transdermals were those containing prohormones ( which aided in enhancing anabolism, akin to steroids ). However, they were discontinued when the FDA banned prohormones. There are also transdermals designed specifically for fat-loss. Sad to say, most of them don’t work, or are nothing more than expensive diuretics. However, there are a handful of fat-loss transdermals who have received good feedback from a multitude of users.
Quite simply put, transdermals are creams or ointments applied directly onto the skin. It is based on the premise that certain compounds have the ability to cross the layers of the skin and obtain access to blood vessels and the general circulation. Transdermals apparently are more effective as they are absorbed directly into the bloodstream without first going through the liver’s natural filtration process.
However, not everyone agrees that transdermals work. There are lots of people out there who claim that transdermals are nothing but a big scam, even though there is enough credible research to point to the contrary. On the other hand, the proponents of transdermals swear by it, calling it the best thing ever to emerge from the supplements industry in recent years. Whether you like it or not, transdermals are here to stay, which explains the proliferation of transdermal products put forth by supplement companies.
Transdermal products are geared towards a variety of purposes. The most popular class of transdermals were those containing prohormones ( which aided in enhancing anabolism, akin to steroids ). However, they were discontinued when the FDA banned prohormones. There are also transdermals designed specifically for fat-loss. Sad to say, most of them don’t work, or are nothing more than expensive diuretics. However, there are a handful of fat-loss transdermals who have received good feedback from a multitude of users.
Listed below are the most effective transdermal fat loss solutions currently available in the market. ( They are probably the only few which really do work. )
Click on any one of them to find out more :
Click on any one of them to find out more :
| · | AVANTLABS Lipoderm-Y / Ultra |
| · | MP TECHNOLOGIES Yohimburn ES (YES) |
| · | URBAN BIOLOGICS Ripping Gel NUTRASPORT Cutting Gel ( These do not work, well...not as a fat burning aid, at least. But I've included a review of them here anyway. Read it, you'll be surprised ! ) |
NOTE: All products listed in this section have been verified to be LEGITIMATE fat loss products, i.e. they do work, in varying degrees. I wouldn’t even bother to include them here if they were rubbish. (No point wasting my time, or YOURS). Please note that these are independent reviews and NOT sales letters or ads. The author(s) of these reviews were not paid to write these reviews. All products reviewed here were personally tested out either by MYSELF, or by other highly credible sources with no affiliations whatsoever with the product companies, thus ruling out the chance of a wily marketer trying to pass off a sales pitch here as a ‘critical unbiased review’.
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