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Startup Minikin Labs Launches CryoPad, The World's Most Powerful Home-use Fat Reduction System

Minikin Labs, a London based startup has created a home-use fat reduction system that uses Cryolipolysis technology to freeze away stubborn fat, posing a threat to traditional clinics

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Startup Minikin Labs Launches CryoPad

Minikin Labs has shrunk cryolipolysis technology into a $149 home-use device called CryoPad, making fat reduction accessible without clinic prices or surgery.

Most people have at one point in their lives tried to get a six pack or at least tried to lose a bit of belly fat to look better in a bikini for summer. Cross-fit, Gym, HIIT, Paleo, Intermittent Fasting, you name it, there are just so many different ways experts recommend for losing weight yet most people are unable to get their dream body.

People usually fail because of a lack of energy and time. They stop going to the gym or they start bingeing on snacks after weeks of just eating chicken breast and salads. And who can blame them? Most people who work full time jobs simply do not have the time to actually hit the gym five times a week and eat clean all twenty meals a week, minus one cheat meal.

But what if there was a better way than just exercise and diet? Modern science can offer some help. Actually, there are a lot of scientifically proven ways to lose fat which can be categorised as surgical and non-surgical.

Nonsurgical fat reduction techniques typically have little to no risk compared to surgical procedures and can be performed during a regular Monday morning lunch break at your local beauty clinic before going back to work. These include cryolipolysis, injection lipolysis, radio frequency lipolysis, laser lipolysis and others.

The only issue is that they cost an absolute fortune. Cryolipolysis for example, a way of freezing stubborn fat cells away, can cost up to $4,000 for one single session, and multiple sessions are needed for noticeable results. That pricing model locks out the vast majority of people who could benefit from the treatment. For most working adults, spending thousands on fat reduction simply is not realistic, especially when results vary and maintenance sessions are often recommended.

This is where Minikin Labs comes in with CryoPad. They have managed to create a home-use fat reduction system that uses Cryolipolysis. The technology itself is nothing new but the real innovation is that Minikin Labs have managed to shrink this super expensive technology, which has been reserved for the ultra-rich and the celebrities among us, into this home-use product that pretty much anyone can afford.

The claim is that you just have to wear this for fifteen minutes a day for a dream body in mere weeks. This sounds like magic except it actually works. The science behind cryolipolysis has been well documented over the past decade. By targeting fat cells with controlled cooling, the process triggers a natural cell death in those fat deposits without damaging surrounding tissue. The body then gradually processes and eliminates those dead cells over the following weeks. It is the same fundamental principle behind the expensive clinic treatments, just packaged for home use at a fraction of the cost.

If you are someone who simply cannot find enough time or energy to workout and diet consistently while working a full time job, then CryoPad is perfect for you. And at just $149, which is a fraction of the usual cost of this calibre of technology, you really have no excuse not to give it a go. Your body will thank you.

To learn more about the CryoPad, check out the company's launch page on the crowdfunding site Indiegogo.

The Minikin Labs CryoPad is now available on the company website at over 40% off their retail prices.

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Chris Cao
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