Buy Walking VideosVacunaut Fat Burning Suit
All of the exercise gadgets of the past look silly and it’s rare when a gadget comes along that looks just as silly as the entire catalog of 1950’s fitness equipment. Meet the Vacunaut:
They claim that this suit changes the atmospheric pressure within it, causing fat to be lost in the abdominal area instead of other areas when you exercise:
The air leaves – the pressure increases. To begin with, the low atmospheric pressure sucks blood directly into the fatty tissue contained in the stomach and hip areas. Here, the exact dosage of fat is released into the blood as energy matter that the muscles need to burn. By changing the atmospheric pressure, blood which has meanwhile been enriched with fat, is pumped into the bloodstream. Once it reaches the muscles that are being trained it’s then burnt off. This constant change in pressure ensures that fat-enriched blood is steadily transported to the working muscles over and over again.
There is no scientific documentation backing up these claims, only heresay and testimonials. It’s not even something you can purchase. You need to exercise at one of their qualified “studios” to try the product out. This company would have you believe that exercise and diet alone isn’t enough.
Not even regular exercise and a controlled diet can help a man shed those pounds around the “problem zones”.
That’s not true. If you eat healthy and exercise, all the fat eventually goes away. It’s physics and there is no way you can avoid it. Don’t let this company get you. Everything that you need to lose weight is right inside you now. Don’t give them your money.
Via: Popgadget: Personal Tech for Women – Vacunaut Fat Burning Suit
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December 6th, 2005 at 2:59 pm
Have you ever tried the equipment? Have you spoke with anyone from the company? Have you requested any research, scientific proof or testimonials? Have you enquired regarding if private sales are available? Please comment on the above questions Regards Danielle
December 6th, 2005 at 5:38 pm
Danielle,
It is not my responsibility to research the efficacy of this product. It’s their responsibility to provide it. There is nothing on their website in regards to research or proof.
If they don’t provide the consumer with double blind research studies, then there is no reason to take them seriously.
Laura Moncur
June 23rd, 2006 at 4:01 am
Laura,
Proof’s in the pudding. You should see the results!!!!
September 3rd, 2006 at 12:27 am
Well I HAVE tried the Vacunaut and believe you me it really works, and I was quite prepared for it not to work.. I’ve tried everything to get rid of the ‘spare tyre’… situps galore, lots of salads and tons of running and it simply wouldn’t go…. It also boosts the overall metabolism so energy levels are constantly higher. It’s actually worth doing for that side effect alone!
September 11th, 2007 at 3:16 am
I have started using the Vacunaut, quite frankly why pay a personal trainer. The results speak for themselves. I have had personal trainsers for many years and none of them have been able to help me lose the extra midriff weight. By all means give it a go. Why wait.