Fat Stripper Reviews

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When you hear the name “Fat Stripper” there are two things that can pop into your head, and we’ll admit, the first thing that popped into our collective minds was the one that nobody likes to think about.  So after having a good chuckle about that, we decided to see if Fat Stripper could really burn fat or help you to lose weight in general.

Fat Stripper is produced by a company known as LA Muscle, and they call it a “fat metabolizer.”  They claim to have a unique fat burning formula, if there really is such a thing.  And apparently, they have revolutionary formula that will help anybody to get the results they are looking for.

So what are these revolutionary ingredients?  First of all, they have choline bitartrate.  It has been suggested that this ingredient may add to the growth of muscles in general.  However, this has not been proven. It’s questionable to say the least, and we haven’t really seen any customers who can positively say that any amount of this could actually produce said results.

Then they use a number of amino acids.  Amino acids do not promote weight loss.  Yes, they could add to the muscles in some ways by feeding them.  But they really don’t even build lean muscle mass, which creates various other problems in general.

They use chromium, which has been proven in one study on athletes to work.  All other studies show that chromium does not actually promote more weight loss than a placebo! And all of those studies were conducted in members of the general population.  So obviously, they are a big more valid for the rest of us, the average American.

This being said, they don’t focus on any of those ingredients really, and why should they?  None of those ingredients really promote weight loss or otherwise fat burning results!  Instead, they focus on carnitine.  Carnitine is another amino acids that has been used in lotions that claim to firm the skin and reduce cellulite.  But have you noticed that all of those commercials disappeared?  Why would this happen?

Because carnitine has no proven fat burning or cellulite fighting benefits! Frankly speaking, it is really nothing more than that.  It doesn’t have anything at all to do with fat burning, and there are definitely options as far as ingredients out there that do.  So there would really be no reason to bother with this one.

We would definitely suggest something other than Fat Stripper.  For one thing, the name sucks.  But outside of that, they really have no proven weight loss ingredients, which is the more legitimate reason of the two obviously to disapprove of them.  They have ingredients that don’t even begin to relate.  But on the plus side, at least they’re safe.

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