GPLC research

Originally Posted by FIT42

Hey Dr. Dan! Maybe you (or anyone else who wants to chyme in) know the answer to this. Since it's hard to mobilize fat in certain areas due to decreased bloodflow (i.e., cellulite on the hips, butt, etc.) would taking GPLC, help in that regard??

Unfortunately I don't think that will work.

Ultimately there are only two ways to lose fat deposition: diet & exercise, or surgical intervention. There really aren't any magic medications, creams or lotions which will do it, despite the claims of various manufacturers and cosmetic companies.

- Dan

Oh, yep, that's for sure. (It was just a thought.

One of my female client who plays tennis always had a hard time to loose weight around her hip and butt area. My recommendation was to increase her protein + essential fatty-acid, eat carbs only after training and train legs, hip & buttock area three days a week for 6-8 weeks. As well as doing cardio 15 minutes after training the legs. After 5 weeks she started to see result and could not stop looking at her own butt.

For others it may not be that easy. As Dr. Don said diet & exercise, or surgical intervention are the way to go at it. So, some of my other clients won't get the results that they are after through exercise and diet. They probably will go with the surgical intervention; cause they do not want to put in the time and the hard work to succeed. If working out three days a week are not giving anyone result, I will considered to split the workout routines to 5-6 days a week. Since my client was too busy with her family, half-hour strength training plus 15 minutes cardio a day was the best option for her.

You are correct sir- Alex took a few names and Sig sent out the works. Books, bags and several bottles of gplc. I still have 4 left sealed and locked away in my stash!

Some good stuff

Originally Posted by Vaporeizied

You are correct sir- Alex took a few names and Sig sent out the works. Books, bags and several bottles of gplc. I still have 4 left sealed and locked away in my stash!

Some good stuff

That's pretty cool, considering that they won't even answer an email requesting some clinical information from a physician with a .gov work address. I can get samples of prescription medications faster.

- Dan