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Too Good To Be True?
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I've seen those vibration machines advertised on shopping channels, the ones where you stand on a plate which vibrates millions of times per second and claims to work your muscles.
Do they work? Seems too good to be true and I've always said if something's seems to good to be true.....
Do they work? Seems too good to be true and I've always said if something's seems to good to be true.....
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No!! Don't do it. Absolute rubbish. They are good if you just want to tone up a bit, and they are "apparently" good at reducing cellulite, but I do not believe they shift pounds - as the manufacturer s claim. Also, have you used one before? They're horrible! They shake your head around and, for me, gave me nothing but a horrible headache. There are lots of reasons...
21:19 Sun 09th Dec 2012
No!! Don't do it. Absolute rubbish.
They are good if you just want to tone up a bit, and they are "apparently" good at reducing cellulite, but I do not believe they shift pounds - as the manufacturers claim.
Also, have you used one before? They're horrible! They shake your head around and, for me, gave me nothing but a horrible headache.
There are lots of reasons why you *shouldn't* use one so, if you do go ahead with it and get one (which I would advise against) then read up on that first.
They are good if you just want to tone up a bit, and they are "apparently" good at reducing cellulite, but I do not believe they shift pounds - as the manufacturers claim.
Also, have you used one before? They're horrible! They shake your head around and, for me, gave me nothing but a horrible headache.
There are lots of reasons why you *shouldn't* use one so, if you do go ahead with it and get one (which I would advise against) then read up on that first.
Muscle building uses calories, that is how you lose weight on the Power Plate. They also make you work harder than you would on stable ground. They do work if used properly, if they didn't then they wouldn't be used by premiership football clubs and famous gym chains.
Graham-W, you are not thinking of the same thing that T&S is asking about.
Graham-W, you are not thinking of the same thing that T&S is asking about.