Is it beneficial to take a fat absorber or a fat blocker while using absolved. Most of the fat that I want to loose is type Sub-Q/SAT .

From Q&A section on Ab-Soved product page -

Absolve tips:

Q: Why does Ab-Solved work better when taking fish oil?

Par: Because it will liberate a lot of fatty acids from VAT, and fish oil will activate PPAR-alpha, which is quite good at increasing oxidation of said fatty acids.


How much do you recommend to take with it?

Spook: depends on the potency of the caps or liquid you buy. My general recomendation would be shooting for 3g of EPA+DHA per day. More if finances allow. I am a huge fan of fish oil so I like to use quite a bit more than that.

Also remember that its advisable to follow a lower fat diet while using absolved. Nothing crazy but maybe on the lower end of 15-20% total caloric intake.
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I don't know if I'd bother with a fat blocker or not. I'd go with their suggestion about adding fish oil into your diet. Even if you don't use Ab-Solved fish oil should be in your daily stack. Get the Super EPA from Now Foods. It looks more pricey compared to other fish oil products, but the mg/g dossage is a lot higher and you won't have to pop so many pills at a time. And it really ends up costing about the same if you go with the lower mg/g oils.

Try reading the Q&A section for the LipoDerm also. You can probably get ideas from there too regarding adding something to a stack to take along with these.

That Q&A was written before the release of SesaThin.

SesaThin also activates PPAR-Alpha, and liberates/oxidizes Fatty Acids, but ispurportedly 10 times more powerful than fish oil.

The initial feedback is certianly backing this assertion up.

Matt - if the majority of the fat you want to lose is Sub-Q fat, you might want to check out Lipo-Ultra, rather than Absolved.