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It works body wraps.

Has anyone tried using these before or during their weightloss?? I am still about a month or so away from having surgery and I've been thinking about selling these and using them myself during my weight loss to prevent saggy skin.

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  • I'd rather just wear a girdle. I started at 365, there's no wrap in existance that's gonna tuck that skin in.

  • O.T.R. sleever
    O.T.R. sleever

    The big problem is that you will never be able to reliably tell if the wrap worked, or if it was your body doing what it would naturally do on its own. I can say, from my experience, and from what

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    It's a wrap of either cloth or seran wrap type material that has usually herbs or minerals on it that's supposed to help 'breakdown' the fat cells under the skin by detoxifying you. Essentially though

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Interesting. Is there any scientific explanation or is it all anecdotal?

My PCP wrote about them.in his last newsletter. He said they contain caffeine and basically suck Water out through the skin and it is temporary (results last a few days) and unless you keep using the results do not last. Regardless of what anyone says. Temporary.

Basically a waste of money unless you need a quick fix for a reunion or something superficial.

I'd rather just wear a girdle. I started at 365, there's no wrap in existance that's gonna tuck that skin in.

I'd rather just wear a girdle. I started at 365' date=' there's no wrap in existance that's gonna tuck that skin in.[/quote']

Right? I could wrap my gut in saran wrap and wear some Spanx for less...same result.

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To each his own.

I was skeptical too until I saw someone with amazing results. And just like weight loss surgery it's a tool. Without maintenance (such as diet and exercise) you will go back to the way you were.

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I did my first wrap last night. 45 mins later my waist is down 2.5 inches!! Tonight I measured and I'm down 4.5 inches!! It keeps working for up to 72 hrs so I'm hoping for another 2 inches tomorrow!!

I'm going to try them as soon as my incisions heal. I'm thinking of selling them in my salon

I did my first wrap last night. 45 mins later my waist is down 2.5 inches!! Tonight I measured and I'm down 4.5 inches!! It keeps working for up to 72 hrs so I'm hoping for another 2 inches tomorrow!!

Can you explain how it works?

What does it do exactly?

Can you explain how it works?

What does it do exactly?

What is this exactly I have to say I've never ever heard of it -- any more info or reviews etc???

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It's a wrap of either cloth or seran wrap type material that has usually herbs or minerals on it that's supposed to help 'breakdown' the fat cells under the skin by detoxifying you. Essentially though, it just rids you of excess water, so you will see results (tighter skin and a loss of inches) but it's certainly only temporary. It should last a few days, maybe even a week or so but it's not going to permanently get rid of those inches. It's more like a spray tan, looks good for awhile but fades away unless you continually have it done.

It's a wrap of either cloth or seran wrap type material that has usually herbs or minerals on it that's supposed to help 'breakdown' the fat cells under the skin by detoxifying you. Essentially though' date=' it just rids you of excess Water, so you will see results (tighter skin and a loss of inches) but it's certainly only temporary. It should last a few days, maybe even a week or so but it's not going to permanently get rid of those inches. It's more like a spray tan, looks good for awhile but fades away unless you continually have it done.[/quote']

Oh so it's a great thing to do before a vacation at the beach!!

I think I might like that!

Oh so it's a great thing to do before a vacation at the beach!!

I think I might like that!

Exactly! :)

Pics pics!!!!!

Oh so it's a great thing to do before a vacation at the beach!!

I think I might like that!

Come to the Whitsundays! I'll buy you a beer ;)

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I'm still learning so I don't know all the answers but I will find out. I actually asked my upline how this works and she told me but its a big technical word that I can't remember lol.

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