Has anyone tried the contour ab belt and does it work?

Answer 1

yes, I am a professor at Texas University for kinseology it does work.

Answer 2

The contour belt uses electronic muscle stimulation(EMS). Having worked in athletics for a number of years, this is a similar treatment to what is know as Stem, we use this treatment on all our collegiate athletes. It does work.

Answer 3

The contour abs core sculpting system does 'work' in the sense that it will cause your abs to contract like you're doing crunches.

But - its not good quality, I bought one and it broke after like 3 weeks. I bought a flex belt and find it works much better, the pulses are stronger and its better quality.

Read reviews on ab belts online first before you buy a contour abs.

Answer 4

Yes, they do work, and there are medical studies and journals to prove this. However, they are not a miracle fat reducer, and to see the best results you will need to have a healthy diet and usually do some form of exercise as well as using the toning belt for best results.

Answer 5

Yes!

Electrical stimulation has been used by doctors for a long time to strengthen atrophied muscles.

Although the "jolts" to your muscles may be somewhat painful, within just a week with daily use, you will see a dramatic difference in muscle strength.

As far as looks are concerned, it all depends on how much fat tissue is surrounding your girth.

Answer 6

There are no shortcuts to a healthy body. Instead of buying all these belts and pills, just join a gym, eat healthy and exercise daily. The natural way is the best.

Answer 7

Nothing beats diet and exercises when it comes to flattening your waistline.

Answer 8

No.