Get Off That Treadmill, Get Some Rest, and Get Skinny

Welcome to Freeze2Trim.

Forget all those hours running on your treadmill trying to burn fat….2019 science is telling you that the newest trend is freezing fat. And it’s effortless…well almost. 

Can you freeze fat to death?

The concept of freezing fat was first discovered in 1970 when scientists observed fat loss in the cheeks of an infant after sucking a popsicle! Thank you, little guy, for your contribution to science, and to sculpted waistlines.

Fat cells cannot survive very cold temperatures. Freeze2Trim’s system is regulated to be just cold enough to kill out the fat cells, but not too cold so you don’t get frostbite.

Sounds cool. I would try that. So now I can stuff my face and just put on those bands and wake up skinny?

Freeze2Trim systems is a reshaping, sculpting method. It is not a weight loss magic pill. It works with you. You gotta eat well, and exercise moderately. Freeze2Trim works best when you practice good self care.

How does it work?

Here are the steps. Freeze the gel packs. Place them into the special bands. Wrap the bands around the area you want to sculpt. Rest, sleep, read, or watch your favorite show. Repeat daily for 6-10 weeks.

Does it hurt?

Hurt? No, but some people find it uncomfortable. It feels like a really cold soft band on your belly or thigh for 60 minutes. And once its off, there’s no pain or recovery time. Right back to business.

What results can I expect?

Using the Freeze2Trim system (see it on Pinterest) together with a healthy lifestyle will get you back in shape. You decide which areas you would like to sculpt, and after a few weeks your dream curves will start appearing! It takes up to 10 weeks to see complete results, so expect gradual, gentle changes.

Waist, abs, hip rolls, back rolls, and inner thighs are the most common target areas.

Freeze2trim is a gentle, scientifically proven, safe and natural method. You have to be patient and let it do its magic.

Sounds like magic?

Not really. It’s too reality and scientifically based.

Sounds more like music to me….or some really good news. Cool stuff. That’s a pun. I know.

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