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 Dermalin - fat emulsifying gel?
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Amateur Bodybuilder 
Posts: 186 |
http://www.dermalin.com This is advertised in M&F Hers this month. Do you think this could be real?     | ||
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Amateur Bodybuilder
Posts: 50 |
Don't have any idea if its' real or if it works. But it just sounds to good to be true. Anyone here tried it? ------------------ | ||
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Elite Bodybuilder 
Posts: 1075 |
As WarLobo would say, MWAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHA | ||
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Moderator 
Posts: 1822 |
Time will tell. But look at it this way. Let just say it really does EVERYTHING it claims. How much would YOU charge for this?!?! Hummm?? Damn right, BIG bucks - cause you would get it no questions! ------------------ Lobo | ||
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Elite Bodybuilder
Posts: 651 |
I have several problems with this product... #1. its transdermal and non-prescription. The problem being that the government is kind of picky about anything that isnt orally administered being OTC. Like the sublingual prohormones (theyre being reviewed because they arent orally delivered, theyre sublingual). and the new transdermal prohomone stuff (cant remember the name) may be taken off the market for the same reasons. #2. the substance "epidril" is not ever given a specific name, just their tradmark name. They wont say what the actual compound is! If its tradmarked, their shouldnt be any concern over someone else making a knockj out, since theyve tradmarked and patented it and all... #3. the whole idea of it is far fetched. I just cant wrap my mind around the idea of a cream that releases fat stores?!?! Even yohimbe HCl applied with DMSO was kind of sketchy in results... #4. it MUST be used in conjunction with exercise and or diet modifications. Um, I think youll see results without the gel if you exercise and or reduce calories... #5. and this may be nit picking, but the company calls itself by a name that is similar to a reputable company... in the pharmacuetical business none the less. This is classic con-man strategy, it lulls you into a sense of false confidence without you even realizing it. "Klein Becker" - "Klein Beacham" or "Smith Klein Beacham" the pharmaceutical giant... ok, Im splitting hairs, but still... #6. to force fat stores out of adipose tissue, youd need to convert it to fatty acid for uptake by the bloodstream, and I cant see this stuff doing that transdermally. #7. they make all their products look like prescriptions, with a Trade name and a small name under it of the "drug" involved, but in all the most recent PDR's I have, none of them list any of these "drugs". BTW, they have 2 other products for fat loss aimed at women in general. One claims to increase alpha 2 inhibition (like Yo.) The other causes fat-loss and muscle growth by "deep tissue oxygenation" (and increased sexual stamina!) The site seems to use the same technique for all three products. It preys on the insecurities of the target customer and makes them feel bad about themself... yet if they buy this crap, it will all change and theyll be happy. I dunno, but it seems to me that products that actually work seldom sink to these tactics to make a sale... But hey, Im a well known crack-pot! ------------------ | ||
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Elite Bodybuilder
Posts: 1075 |
Yeah Monster. What I read between the blah blah blah is that this is a new version of the old theophylline creams. They make it sound revolutionized by developing a new and improved transdermal method of delivery, but if it is theophylline then I can assure you it's just the same old dog, new trick. Please don't buy it. Send your money to me instead and I'll put it to better use! | ||
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Moderator
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Getting shit past this group is harder than stuffing a camel through the eye of a needle - I like it! ------------------ Lobo |
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posted November 19, 2000 09:42 PM