fat burners?

hey quick question, topic for discussion to throw out there.. have fat burners been tried by anyone to help speed up the detox time? thc cannabinoids are stored in your fat, far as i understand.. and overweight people have more of a problem detoxing than others with little percent body fat.. could something like hydroxycut help get rid of the fat and thus help the detox process?? any opinions?

fat burners?

Hydroxycut isnt the same as it was when it first came out.This new one is bogus.I have tried both and it seems like this new and improved Hydroxycut is sorta living off its reputation from its first batch.Tried both of them and this new one sucks.
But I dont know if it would speed up your detox.sorry.

fat burners?

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Originally Posted by sheist

hey quick question, topic for discussion to throw out there.. have fat burners been tried by anyone to help speed up the detox time? thc cannabinoids are stored in your fat, far as i understand.. and overweight people have more of a problem detoxing than others with little percent body fat.. could something like hydroxycut help get rid of the fat and thus help the detox process?? any opinions?

This has been discussed before many times in many different forms.
Fat burners, herbs, green tea, etc. In theory you're correct but sadly these fat burners are more of a gimmick than real. If they did work they would be highly regulated by the FDA and probably not available over the counter. This country wouldn't have an obesity epidemic either. Will it hurt, no as long as you stop a few days before the test but don't expect a major or even a noticable increase in how fast our body eliminates THC metabolites. If you are willing to spend the money and feel that every bit helps, go for it.

I think in the past many "fat burners" used ephedra which was banned in 2004.

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Originally Posted by sheist

what if u went on a low to non-fat diet over the course of our detox time? thc is fat and oil soluble, the metabolytes are stored in the body fat. if one was to go on a diet limiting his or herself to low fat or non fat foods, would that help cut off the storage points? if one was to eat fatty foods, how would it affect the period of time for which the metabolytes are stored? anyone see where im goin with this? any ideas or suggestions?

The use of diet and aerobic exercise in improving THC metabolite elimination has been discussed time and time again here so do a little search or further reading instead of repeating myself but you're on the right track.