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Sauna belt


Question Posted Saturday March 25 2006, 5:17 pm

Hey mike,

Where I live we have recently been bombarded with comercials for this sauna belt thing. You must have seen the thing, it applies heat to an area of your body and they promise great weight loss.

Now to me that makes little sense, but they were talking about its "effect on the metabolism". Is there something here I am not aware of... is there any way this thing could actually work?

Thx,
Alan

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MikeCFT answered Saturday March 25 2006, 5:38 pm:
Absolute garbage that I definitely do not recommend. All it does is make your stomach sweat a little bit and doesn't help to keep any weight off. All I have to say is- DON'T :-)

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