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Ab BeltDescription: Uses electrical impulses to mimick muscle contractions. Newest Review: ... a shop and saw it there and i was interested wanted burn the unwanted fat. I purchased it and used it for two weeks but not ... more More Rio sports equipment
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by sherqa - written on 12.04.06 (Somewhat useful, 1471 readings)
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I always saw on TV about the AB Belts which work on small batteries Uses electrical impulses. One day i went to a shop and saw it there and i was interested wanted burn the unwanted fat. I purchased it and used it for two weeks but not worked at all and i got pain in my stomach on which part i used it. I found that it is not useful and dangerous, because it uses very high electrical impulses, as i think that it will damage our internatl system of the body because electrical impulses will not burn any fat but will cause in killing the live cell of the body and will damage our skin and inside because it uses very high electrical impulses. If you want to slim your body ...
by LittleEwok - written on 10.05.05 (Very useful, 10370 readings)
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I’d consider myself a fairly active person. I take part in martial arts and kickboxing classes, I also practise yoga at home, swim frequently and play basketball and ride horses on the weekend. The one thing I hate however, is working the old stomach muscles. I do crunches in a way that strains my neck and back, and no matter how my tae kwon do teacher tries to advise me how to do them properly, I just end up with a terribly sore neck when I do them. As bad backs run in our family, this makes me understandably paranoid about doing crunches or sit-ups. I also find repetitive muscle training; like pushups and pulling weights, deadly dull. Although yoga is pretty good for ...



