Does LipoZap Really Work?

Supposedly an ideal way to lose weight, LipoZap is not a pill or cream, but rather a medical procedure performed in most medical spas and otherwise. They hype it up, you see it on medical spa banners, and oftentimes you also hear about it on commercials. They claim that you can get a spot treatment without surgery and without real downtime. And you can go back to work the very next day, finally getting the results of a serious workout regimen without the serious workout regimen. It is your first step to real weight loss success! But it is not intended for those under 18, the pregnant, those allergic to soy or benzyl alcohol, etc.

It’s often referred to as lunchtime lipo. But it’s apparently a non invasive procedure claiming to eliminate fat and aid in inch loss. But they basically inject you with an ingredient called phosphatidylcholine. It doesn’t actually burn fat or otherwise. But injection site pain is common, though most go back to work right after.

The results are debatable being that it’s not by any means proven. Phosphatidylserine has never actually been proven to promote any weight loss, let alone melt away the fat like they would say. But there are other things to consider. One patient reported a lump in her stomach area after the procedure. A nurse at the clinic she used said it was good, because it meant the fat was getting out. Apparently, qualified surgeons didn’t agree when they removed a large coagulation of infections that had collected in her stomach area.

So obviously, there is the risk of serious side effects and life essential surgeries following this procedure. However, results are not certain. Results are not proven. So obviously, there’s no real trade off. There are only risks with no sure benefits.