I been taking HOT-ROX extreme for about 8 months now and I decided to take a week off from it and have noticed that I have been so lazy and unmotivated. In addition, I’ve started to kind of binge on carbs. Rice cakes with cashew butter, cereal…etc.
Has anyone experience this when taking time off from fat burners? I hate to think I will have to live taking fat burners forever.
maybe the lack of motivation resulted from slowed and/or absence of weightloss all together. I actually had a similar problem cutting that winter hibernation belly last year. I based my diet just around taking the fat burners so when i stopped taking them i felt no need to diet anymore at that time and preceded to ravage the dollar menu on a daily basis. By the looks of your pics you dont need HOT-ROX in my opinion, but good luck i know youll kick it up a notch and kick ass.
HRX works on your thyroid, so you’re probably having a temporary bout of hypothroidism. A month off is probably a good idea. This is a good time to do it too, with spring right around the corner. But yeah, follow the directions!
Where may I be able to find the information on cycling the HRX? I am curious and want to get more information about it.
This is how I started my morning, all good and clean. I did take my HOT-ROX again for the first time since a week yesterday morning and then decided not to take my afternoon dose. After that forget it, when it was time for my next meal at 6:30pm I can’t tell you all i ate.
Oatmeal-pumpkin Pancakes 8:30am
1/4 cup of blueberries 10:30am
1/4 cup of oatmeal
1 Cup of egg beaters
coffee 11:50am
1/4 cup of brown rice 1:30pm
5oz of Tilapia
3oz of spring mix
2tbs of rasberry vinagrette
cashews 3:40pm
1 scoop of Metabolic Drive
1/4 cup Muesli cereal
I have cycled off my fat HRX too. The cravings are there, but I think part of mine is do to not feeling well. I miss the energy. I have eliminated for other reasons right now, but hope when I get to feeling better, to get back on. The instructions are simple, but they never discuss the cycling off. I am beginning to think this is a good idea.
Oh and by the way, I really do think it affects the thyroid like they say, since I already have an underactive thyroid anyway. Some of my tests have shown high.