subject: Single Scientific Fact Puts Tummy Tuck Belts To Shame [print this page] With the recent influx of tummy tuck belts available on the market today, is it now more important than ever to discover the facts to ensure you make the right purchasing decision.
Before we go into exact details of how a tummy tuck belt works, lets first discuss the mechanics of burning fat isnt that what someone would wear the belt for anyway?
The process of burning body fat involves a thermogenic process of heating the fatty deposits within the body to the point that the oil deposits melt and get released from the body either through sweat, urine or defecation.
If it takes heat for the body to burn fat then the only logical and scientific way to burn fat is by exercising, which increases the internal body temperature enough to burn body fat. Of course, one of the hardest areas to burn fat, especially in men is the stomach area.
Our bodies tend to store body fat around the waist first and that is why a tummy tuck belt solution sounds so appealing as it supposedly targets that exact area of the body and melts away build up fat from years of high carbohydrates, sugars and fats.
If a tummy tuck belt works then wouldnt a belt made to reduce fat on your back or legs work as well?
This is where science plays its role to debunk the myth of tummy tuck belts and the system that is mentioned in those late at night as seen on tv commercials. First off, there is no such thing as reducing body fat specifically from area of the body.
The body uses a system to burn body fat and it takes the entire body to heat up and lose fat. The myth of spot reducing suggests that one trouble area of a persons body can be reduced while all others parts of them remain overweight, it is simply not true. This is the single scientific fact that puts their entire marketing claims to shame.
Tummy Tuck Belts use a specific system that includes a thermal cream that is applied to the waist area that heats up the fatty deposits lying underneath the skin. The belt then uses a form of compression that tightens the waist line only through everyday use.
I bought the belt and put it to the test to see if it holds up to its claims and the outcome may surprise you.
