Fat Burning Furnace scam?

I'll admit that the website is very "salesy."

Fat Burning Furnace is basically about high intensity training (HIT), which really isn't anything new. You're essentially just using resistance exercises to burn fat really efficiently.

The guy behind Fat Burning Furnace has really streamlined high intensity training workouts a lot. If you follow his plan you can melt away the fat in as little as 15 minutes three times a week.

When you get Fat Burning Furnace, you get a 161 page e-book that tells you how to do the exercises. They have illustrations too so you know you're doing them correctly. It also covers some other things like why conventional weight loss diets and workouts don't really work that well.

It's a pretty good program, and if you stick with it, you'll have good success. This isn't some kind of "magic pill" though. You'll have to actually do the work to lose the weight.

If you don't want to buy the program, just google "high intensity training" or HIT exercises. These exercises really push your muscles to the limit. The muscles repair and rebuild themselves, which uses up a lot of calories and burns away lots of fat.

Hope this helps.

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Exercise or no exercise you won't be able to lose the weight if you don't cut your food intake but we all know that's pretty hard, right? A good appetite suppressant can help you out big time but it has to be natural or you can get into serious heath problems.

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I've never tried the Fat Burning Furnace program but I did take a look at the website and I watched the video. There was too much hype for me, but I did like how the video talked about how things like starvation diets and fad diets don't work. I also checked out the page about the creator of the Fat Burning Furnace program, and he looked like he was in pretty good shape.

My gut feeling is that the Fat Burning Furnace program is not a scam like so many other weight loss programs, but that it is over-hyped and the program might not be as easy as the website leads you to believe.

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Fat Burning Furnace is NOT a scam. The program focuses on what they call High Intensity Interval Training or HIIT for short. This is basically some kind of technical term for doing really intense and fast exercises. These kinds of exercises help to break down your muscles and as they rebuild themselves, they will burn up lots of excess calories and fat. Though HIIT isn't something created by the guy that made the Fat Burning Furnace program, he really took to to a new level where you get the best results for the least amount of time. The diet portion of the program is pretty good, but as long as you eat a decently healthy diet you don't need to worry about this stuff too much in my opinion. But, yeah, the Fat Burning Furnace is a totally legit program.

It's probably uses a caffeine stack like product with some additives like green tea/cocoa leaf extracts or similar items. Most of it is half truth and the rest is false.

Yes, some of those items have been shown in studies to increase metabolism. But to advertise it as a calorie burning machine is false. It's just a hyped up advertisement and if you read the ingredients you will find that it's not that different from other so calleed fat pills in a bottle.

The fact that their marketing practices are shady is the first red flag. Why do they have to be that shady if this program/pills works so great in first place? It would be recommended by every doctor out there but yet doctors still recommend diet and exercise for weight loss.

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I’ve just had a look at the website. You can stop the ad just by clicking on any of the tabs located at the bottom of the page. Also if you want to read the testimonials, just click on the tab called ‘success stories’ and it’ll take you there. I don’t now if FBF is a scam or not but looks like lots of people have tried it judging by the no. of testimonials on there. These types of ads never give away specific info in their ads ‘cos they don’t want you to know the secret until, (as you quite rightly guessed), you’ve bought their book!