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Around 15 years ago during asthma studies at UCLA, doctors observed localized fat reduction in women's thighs after injecting them with the asthma drug Aminophylline, which left sink holes where the injections had occured. Based on those initial results, doctors immediately began researching the possibility of localized fat reduction using an ointment or cream administered topically. Scientists at UCLA found the prescription asthma drug aminophylline could effectively burn off cellulite.

The problem was it took to long for the drug to reach the fat. But now the wait is over. A revolutionary new product called AmiLean has a leg up on the competition. AmiLean uses pharmaceutical and all natural carrying agents (Liposomes) which transport the active ingredients through the skin and into the targeted areas where the active ingredients can go to work at visually reducing the appearance of fat in the legs, butt, abdominals and arms. The main ingredient in AmiLean is the prescription asthma drug Aminophylline. Even though the drug is controlled by the FDA, when used topically a prescription is not needed.