Saturday, August 29, 2009

Simply Nothing Seemed To Work!

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Dear Friend,

Cliff Manchaster - The Chest Coach SystemMy name is Cliff Manchaster and I'm going to show you how to lose your man boobs, quickly and painlessly.

It wasn't so long ago that I was desperately trying everything under the sun to get rid of my man boobs. Diets, exercises, drugs, Q&A boards ... Safe or dangerous, you name it. I've most likely got fooled into it.

The condition destroyed my self image whenever I was around people, especially when I had to take my shirt off. Heck, I even gave up on activities like swimming because I felt so ashamed. Summer was obviously my least favorite season.

Friends and family would even laughed and ridicule my feminine chest... I couldn't really blame them though, because I would just laugh it off and they never knew it was really tearing me up inside.

I hated it because it seemed like nobody else I knew was experiencing this. It felt like I was cursed. I could not seem to get rid of that chest mound no matter what I did!

Every weight loss routine just accentuated the problem and made it worse. It was just ridiculous!

"Simply Nothing Seemed To Work!"

It was a very frustrating experience for most of my adult life because my doctor had told me that I'd lose them after puberty. Fast forward 16 years later and nothing had changed.

As a matter of fact, my self esteem only got worse over time...

People would give me that comment-provoking look. I just hated how others can freely go about their lives wearing whatever they felt like. It robbed me of my masculinity. It robbed me of my personal worth.

I couldn't even stand drawing attention to myself. I hunched over as a habit. I wore sweaters even if it was a hot day at times.

"I was not laughing. It was sadly pathetic..."

In June 2005, I almost considered gynecomastia surgery. I was quoted at least $2,500 USD not including all the lab tests and prescriptions. Ouch! Most insurance companies wouldn't even cover this type of surgery since it was "cosmetic".

Who wants to wear an uncomfortable "compression vest" for weeks of a painful recovery time anyway? Who really wants to risk ugly scars over disproportionate nipples even if the surgery was successful?

I knew these things because I even spoke to some who went through it.

Now this may seem like a slight paranoia, but if you're anything like me, I didn't like thinking about that kind of risk done to my body. This was serious.

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