First off, we don’t care about “weight loss” — we care about fat loss!
Did you know that when most people “lose weight,” all they’re really losing is water weight, or even worse, muscle?!? Yes, up to ½ of the “weight” people lose, can be muscle loss!
This is inexcusable.
The Cool Fat Burner is not a trick or gimmick, and it doesn’t work that way. It doesn’t trick you into losing water weight. It’s not like certain low carb diets that make you drop water, or exercise routines that temporarily dehydrate you. Did you know that running a marathon doesn’t even burn a single pound of fat? How much fat do you really think you’re burning doing your exercise DVDs?
In both those cases, as soon as you eat carbs or rehydrate… you’ll gain all that “weight” back!
The Cool Fat Burner does not work that way!
Losing fat – not water weight, but fat – is in general a slow, consistent process.
The Cool Fat Burner burns fat. Yes, at higher intensities, it can also deplete glycogen, similar to high intensity exercise… but it still burns fat at that intensity as well.
We’ve already proven that the Cool Fat Burner can boost metabolism to incredible degrees, increase insulin sensitivity, increase adiponectin levels, raise RMR, and a whole slew of supporting effects, all of which enhance fat burning!
Ultimately, how much fat you lose depends on you.
How much fat (and muscle) are you starting with? How about insulin sensitivity and hormone status? How old are you? Are you going to do anything with your diet? How about exercise?
What intensity will your sessions be? How long? How many days a week?
See? It can be a bit complicated, and allows for huge individual variance, depending on you, your goals, and what you bring to the table.
Keep in mind the generic definition: 1lb of fat = 3500 calories. That’s 500 cals/day, for 7 days/week, to burn off 1lb of fat. (note: some days you can burn more, others less – see the Body Recomp experiment – Eric G. losing over 1/2 lb of fat – 1750 calories — in a single day!)
(muscle vs fat volume comparison)
What’s more, if your RMR goes up… so will your passive fat burning, even on days you don’t wear the CFB or exercise. This is one of the reasons Eric G. can eat absurd amounts of food, yet stay ripped.
You can see on the Customer Feedback page, some people can lose a lot of fat, and fast!
Also keep in mind the volume difference between muscle and fat. Losing even just a few pounds of fat from your stomach could make the visual difference between looking soft, and having six pack abs.