SALON REVIEW: HYPOXI - TARGETED WEIGHT LOSS - PART 3 - FURTHER RESULTS

Did you see my previous posts where I have shared the start of my journey through HYPOXI? If not, I suggest you check it out here as well as check out my first results here.

HYPOXI helps to increase blood circulation, accelerating fat metabolism and detoxifying the connective tissue especially targeting stomach, hips, legs and buttocks, - or in other words, those areas women are always complaining about. According to HYPOXI, this leads to fast visible results that are long-term, so they won’t reverse as soon as you stop the treatments.

 

 

I have been using the L-250 at HYPOXi Berwick, and in this machine your lower half to be enclosed in an airtight vacuum alternating pressure chamber during the exercise. In this chamber, the therapy is applied to stimulate circulation in the problem areas, in order to remove fat and toxins from the stimulated tissue. The result is slimmer legs and a more tuned buttock.  

As I mentioned in my previous post, I am not expecting to see massive results and loss of weight and centimetres, simply because I don’t believe that I have a huge amount to loose – but what I would love is more toned thighs and bum and shave a few centimetres off as well. Obviously no treatment and weight loss is instant, but I am not really starting to be able to see and feel the results.

And as you can see from my next round of the measurements, the results are definitely there...

 

 

So there you go… without physically having lost any weight (my weight is always a kilo up and down), I have actually lost a total of 10.5 centimetres around my bum, hips and thighs… Wow!! May not sound like a lot, but I am very excited about this, and can now both see it, as well as feel it in the way my clothes fit me!!

For more information, make sure to visit the HYPOXI website, where you can also book in for a free trial session…

And make sure to check back in again next week to hear about my final weigh-in progress..

*These HYPOXI sessions were kindly provided for consideration, and have been reviewed in accordance with my Disclosure Policy.

What do you think of HYPOXI? Keen on trying?