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47 Yr Old Male - Had Six Sessions @ 45 Min Ea - I Cant Tell Any Difference, Waste of Money - Dallas, TX
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Had six sessions @ 45 min ea. The tech said I lost...
Steve55February 11, 2015
$2,500
Had six sessions @ 45 min ea. The tech said I lost 2 inches but I cant tell any difference. (As of this review, its been about 6 weeks since my final 6th session so there's been plenty of time for the dead fat to wash out if there was still any there, I wanted to wait till now before submitting my review in order to be as fair as possible with it ). For a time I thought it may have worked but now looking at the before and after photos, I now believe it is just the placebo effect that had me thinking that "maybe" it had slightly worked. My clothes don't fit any different and I still have the same gut. Well, you can judge for yourself as my before and after photos are attached here for you to see. My advice to those thinking of having this done:
1) Studies show the placebo effect is EXTREMELY powerful, so when you decide if this procedure is effective, please guard against that by going by people's before and after photos rather than their written reviews.
2) What's interesting is that whenever you look at other people's self posted before and after photos, and even with the photos that the advertisements use, you cant really see much difference. Does anyone else notice that???
When I was researching whether to do this procedure or not, I was influenced by the 80% positive reviews I saw here. Unfortunately this review site (the only one I know of for this procedure) doesn't have a verification system in place to prove that those who are leaving reviews have actually had the procedure done. I wasn't asked to send in a receipt or anything. We have no way of knowing how many of these 68 reviews here are for real. I can see how there could be an incentive for those in the biz to come on here and leave fake positive reviews to increase sales. No one get upset, I'm not suggesting that is happening here, I'm just sayin there is no way of knowing. There are no safeguards in place protecting against that so keep that in mind too. I was also influenced by the online research reports that claim that animal studies show that the animal subjects lost something like 67% of their body fat in the area that this procedure was applied to. I figured if animals are losing 67% of their fat cells, surely this procedure has to work at least a little bit. LOL, just look at the before and after photos that people are posting here, there's no way anything like 67% or even 30% fat loss is occurring. Well, I greatly regret spending my money on this. $2,500 down the drain. If it sounds to good to be true, it probably is, live and learn.
PS -I'm purposely leaving out the name of the Dr office/facility so it doesn't potentially reflect badly on them. The people at the facility were fantastic and gave great service. Its the technology that didnt work, not them.
1) Studies show the placebo effect is EXTREMELY powerful, so when you decide if this procedure is effective, please guard against that by going by people's before and after photos rather than their written reviews.
2) What's interesting is that whenever you look at other people's self posted before and after photos, and even with the photos that the advertisements use, you cant really see much difference. Does anyone else notice that???
When I was researching whether to do this procedure or not, I was influenced by the 80% positive reviews I saw here. Unfortunately this review site (the only one I know of for this procedure) doesn't have a verification system in place to prove that those who are leaving reviews have actually had the procedure done. I wasn't asked to send in a receipt or anything. We have no way of knowing how many of these 68 reviews here are for real. I can see how there could be an incentive for those in the biz to come on here and leave fake positive reviews to increase sales. No one get upset, I'm not suggesting that is happening here, I'm just sayin there is no way of knowing. There are no safeguards in place protecting against that so keep that in mind too. I was also influenced by the online research reports that claim that animal studies show that the animal subjects lost something like 67% of their body fat in the area that this procedure was applied to. I figured if animals are losing 67% of their fat cells, surely this procedure has to work at least a little bit. LOL, just look at the before and after photos that people are posting here, there's no way anything like 67% or even 30% fat loss is occurring. Well, I greatly regret spending my money on this. $2,500 down the drain. If it sounds to good to be true, it probably is, live and learn.
PS -I'm purposely leaving out the name of the Dr office/facility so it doesn't potentially reflect badly on them. The people at the facility were fantastic and gave great service. Its the technology that didnt work, not them.
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