Slender body toner is a
weight watcher's alternative to ineffective crash dieting.
This extensive body
contouring system supports effective weight management - from aromatic appetite
control to slenderising massage creams. Its body slenderisers help minimise the
appearance of sagging or dimpled skin while enhancing the look of muscle tone
and body contour. Combined with regular exercise and a healthy diet, slender
body toner can help you give your figure a complete body makeover.
Skinny Dip's body toner world famous, fast-absorbing, extensively tested body
cream formula penetrates deeply into the skin layers to help reduce the
appearance of fatty bulges, unsightly skin irregularities, sags, and bags. It
works best on unstimulated areas of the body, those parts unable to twist, turn,
or bend during exercise (namely, the hips, thighs, and buttocks). Used twice
daily, Skinny Dip can help you target problem areas of your body for a sleeker
look.
Following is an extract from an analysis of the study of the relationship
between Neways' Skinny Dip cream and the loss of thigh, hip, and waist
circumference in a four week study. The scope of this analysis was to determine
with reasonable certainty whether Skinny Dip cream is effective in reducing body
circumference when applied daily over a four week period. The statistical
analysis was performed using sample data gathered by Dr Steven Martin's group on
inch loss in the thigh, hip and waist area of participants, using either Skinny
Dip cream or a placebo cream. When used in conjunction with S Cream, even better
results may be anticipated.
The Effectiveness of Skinny Dip Cream on Thighs of the
participants using Skinny Dip cream, the sample mean loss per thigh, per
participant, was 2.414 centimetres; of those using the placebo cream, the mean
loss per thigh was 0.093 centimetres.
(In other words, the placebo group gained
a mean of 0.093 centimetres in each thigh.)
The null hypothesis for this loss was that the mean loss of participants using
Skinny Dip cream is equal to the mean loss of participants using the placebo
cream. The alternative hypothesis is that the mean loss weight of the Skinny Dip
group was greater than the mean loss weight of the placebo group. In an
independent sample t-test between the two groups, the p-value was found to be
0000049. Therefore, it can be reasonably concluded that Skinny Dip cream is an
effective aid in weight loss to the thigh area when conscientiously applied.
Given that Skinny Dip cream is effective in loss to the thigh area, attention
was then turned to what the actual mean loss would be per individual using the
cream. Using a 95% confidence interval, the mean loss to the thighs over a four
week period would be between 1.783 centimetres and 3.043 centimetres. In other
words, an average person could expect to lose from almost 2 centimetres to over
3 centimetres per thigh over a four week period of continual use.
100% of the participants using Skinny Dip cream in the study had some loss in at
least one thigh; a significant loss (1 centimetre or more) was evident in 87.5%
of the participants using Skinny Dip cream.
The Effectiveness of Skinny Dip body toner Cream on Hips
Of the participants using Skinny Dip cream, the sample mean loss to the hips,
per participant, was 2.897 centimetres; of those using placebo cream, the mean
loss to the hips was 0.635 centimetres.
The null hypothesis for this loss was that the populations from which these
samples were drawn share the same mean. The alternative hypothesis is that the
mean loss of the Skinny Dip group was greater than the mean loss of the placebo
group. In an independent sample t-test, the p-value was found to be
0.001. Therefore, it can reasonably be concluded that Skinny Dip cream is
effective in reducing hip circumference when conscientiously applied.
The conclusions in the analysis are based on the assumptions that samples for
the Skinny Dip group and the placebo group were randomly and independently
selected from the two populations; that relative frequency distributions of both
populations are approximately normal; and that the populations in question have
equal variances. Should these conditions not be satisfied, the results shown
here may not be valid.
Given that Skinny Dip body toner cream is effective in reducing hip
circumference, a 95% confidence interval for mean centimetre loss to the hips
was determined to be between 2.187 centimetres and 3.604 centimetres. In other
words, an average person could expect to lose from over 2 centimetres to greater
than 3.5 centimetres from the hips when consistently applying Skinny Dip cream
over a four week period.
Of the participants in the study using Skinny Dip cream, 81.25% had a
significant loss (one centimetre or more) to the hip area.
The Effectiveness of Skinny Dip cream on the Waist
Of the participants using Skinny Dip cream, the sample mean loss from waist
circumference was 2.977 centimetres; of those using a placebo cream, the mean
loss from waist circumference was 0.721 centimetres. (In other words, the
placebo group gained a mean 0.72 1 centimetres.)
The null hypothesis for this loss was that the mean of the two groups are equal.
The alternative hypothesis is that the mean loss of the Skinny Dip group was
greater than the mean loss of the placebo group. Once again employing the test,
the p-value was found to be 0.0000265. Therefore, convincing evidence has
indicated that Skinny Dip cream is effective in reducing waist circumference
when consistently applied.
Given that Skinny Dip cream is effective in reducing waist circumference, a 95%
confidence interval was formed. A person could expect to lose from 2.054
centimetres to 3.909 centimetres from the waist with continual use of Skinny Dip
cream over a four week period.
Of the participants in the study using Skinny Dip cream, 87.5% percent had a
significant loss (1 centimetre or more) to the waist.
Total Losses
In the aggregate, participants lost a mean of 10.701 centimetres in the thigh,
hip and waist areas. Using a 95% confidence interval, a person could expect to
lose from 8.56 centimetres to 12.827 centimetres from the hip, thigh, and waist
with continual use over a four week period.
Conclusion
Based solely on measurements taken before the use of a cream (either Skinny Dip
or a placebo) and after four weeks of continual use, it appears that the use of
Skinny Dip cream is effective in the reduction of circumference to the waist,
hip and thigh areas.
Apply twice daily on clean skin. Rub lotion thoroughly into desired areas until
completely absorbed. Can be applied two to three times until the skin is
completely saturated. For improved response be sure to use with 5' Cream and the
Body Contouring System.
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Usage:
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twice daily; place a generous amount into the palm of your hand and massage into
necessary areas until cream has been absorbed.
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out!
Some of the potentially harmful
ingredients commonly used by the personal care industry!
Alcohol
A colorless, volatile, flammable liquid produced by the fermentation of yeast
and carbohydrates. Alcohol is used frequently as a solvent and is also found in
beverages and medicine. As an ingredient in ingestible products, alcohol may
cause body tissues to be more vulnerable to carcinogens.Moulthwashes with an
alcohol content of 25% or more have been implicated in mouth, tongue and throat
cancers.
Alpha hydroxy acid
An organic acid produced by anaerobic respiration, Skin care products containing
AHA exfoliate not only damage skin cells, but the skins protective barrier as
well.long term skin damage may result from its use.
Aluminium
A metallic element used extensively in the manufacture of aircraft components,
prosthetic devices and as an ingredient in antiuerspirants,antacids ~ anpseptics.
Aluminium has been linked to Alzheimer’s disease.
Animal Fat (Tallow)
A type of animal tissue made up of oily solids or semisolids that are
water-insoluble esters of glycerol with fatty acids.Animal fats and lye are the
chief ingredients in a bar of soap; a cleaning and emulsifying product that may
act as a breeding ground for bacteria.
Bentonite
A porous clay that expands to many times its dry volume as it absorbs water.
Bentonite, commonly found in many cosmetic foundations,may clog pores and
suffocate the skin.
Collagen
An Insoluble fibrous protein that is too large to penetrate the skin. The
collagen found in most skin care products is derived from animal skins and
ground up chicken feet. This ingredient forms a layer of film that may suffocate
the skin.
Dioxins
A potentially carcinogenic by-product that results from the process used to
bleach paper at paper mills. Dioxin treated containers sometimes transfer
dioxins to the product itself.
Eiastin of High-molecular Weight
A protein similar to collagen that Is tire main component of elastic
fibres.Elastin is also derived from animal sources.Its effect on the skin is
similar to collagen.
Fluorocarbons
A colourless, non-flammable gas or liquid that can produce mild upper
respiratory tract irritation. Fluorocarbons are commonly used as a propellent in
hairs sprays.
Formaldehyde
A toxic, colourless gas that is an irritant arid a carcinogen. When combined
with water, formaldehyde is used as a disinfectant,fixative or preservative.
Formaldehyde is found in many cosmetic products and conventional nail care
systems.
Glycerin
A syrupy liquid that is chemically produced by combining water and fat. Glycerin
is used as a solvent and plasticizer.Unless the humidity of air is over 65%,
glycerin draws moisture from toe lower layers of the skin and holds it on toe
surface, which cries the skin from the Inside out.
Kaolin
A fine wnite clay used in making porcelain. Like bentonite, kaolin smothers and
weakens the skin.
Lanolin
A fatty substance extracted from wool, which is frequently found in cosmetics
and lotions. Lanolin is a common skin sensitizer that can cause allergic
reactions,such as skin rashes.
Lye
A highly concentrated watery solution of sodium hydroxide or potassium
hydroxide. Lye is combined with animal fats to make bars of soap,which may
corrode and dry out the skin.
Mineral Oil
A derivative of crude oil (petroleum) that is used industrially as a cutting
fluid and lubricating oil. Mineral oil forms an oily film over the skin to lock
in moisture, toxins and wastes, but hinders normal skin respiration by keeping
oxygen out.
Petrolatum
A petroleum based grease that is used industrially as a grease component
Petrolatum exhibits many of the same potentially harmful properties as mineral
oil.
Propylene Glycol
A cosmetic form of mineral oil found in automatic brake and hydraulic fluid and
industrial antifreeze.In skin and hair products,propylene glycol works as a
humectant which is a substance that retains the moisture content of skin or
cosmetic products by preventing the escape of moisture or water.Material safety
data sheets (MSDS) warn users to avoid skin contact with propylene glycol as
this strong skin irritant can cause liver abnormalities and kidney damage.
Sodium Lauryl Sulphate (SLS)
Harsh detergents arid wetting agents used in garage floor cleaners,engine
degreasers and auto cleaning products.SLS is well-known in the scientific
community as a cori~moii skin irritant, It is rapidly absorbed and retained in
the eyes, brain, heart and liver, which may result in harmful long term
effects.SLS round retard healing, cause cataracts iii adults, arid prevent
children’s eyes from developing properly.
Sodium Laureth Sulphate (SLES)
SLES is the alcohol form (ethoxylated) of SLS. It is slightly less irritating
than SLS,but may cause more drying. Both sls and sles may cause potentially
carcinogenic formations of nitrates and dioxins to form in shampoos arid
cleansers by reacting with other ingredients.Large amounts of nitrates may enter
the blood system from just one shampooing.
Talc
A soft grey-green mineral used in some personal hygiene and cosmetic products.
lnhailing talc may be harmful as this substance is recognized as a potential
carcinogen.
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