I see you put a lot of work into this idea. I don't know 100% about these things, so I won't tell you that it will or won't work, because I have no way of knowing that.
I'm having trouble trying to understand what exactly you're trying to do with your hips. To me, it just sounds like you're being picky about your body (I'm guilty of that as well, I must admit).
Just to verify, you know to only use Yohimbine HCl for 3-4 days, and then take 2-3 day breaks in between to prevent it from going systematic, right? Your whole system honestly has me a little bit worried. Switching between days of losing and days of gaining may interfere with what you're ultimately trying to do. I'm not quite sure how your body will react to such turmoil in a schedule. It may end up thinking that you're going through a stressful time, and end up storing more fat. Again, I can't say anything for certain.
A few questions.
Is there a reason you are cutting carbs? I've done a lot of research, and carbs are NOT as much a cause of weight gain as people think. Quite honestly, if you eat carbs later at night closer to bed, your body will burn MORE OF IT than if you were to eat it during the middle of the day. I'm insulin resistant, so carbs make me bloat a LOT, and last night I didn't eat all day, ate a bowl full of carbs before bed at 1AM, and woke up to AN EVEN SMALLER WAIST than usual. Most carb "fact" is actually just carb myth (most of it's actually based on insulin resistance, to be honest).
Does eating at certain times of the day really have anything to do with whether or not you burn in certain areas like your arms? I can tell you from personal experience, my entire life I've almost never eaten before 1PM, and regardless, my arms still store a lot of fat (even when I was sickly thin). I have doubts that this will actually help. I think you're just getting too anxious to burn fat, and are trying to cut too quickly.
Also, PM, even as a cream, will probably become systematic to a degree. I have my own fat redistribution theory that PM may actually help give me a curvier body, putting fat on my hips and pulling it from my waist. That's a typical reaction that many transgenders face. As PM will greatly increase your estrogen levels, and as estrogen makes fat gain more typical in your arms, butt, hips and thighs, it sounds like you will need an estrogen blocker for that area to help prevent this.
Volufiline will NOT discourage fat from going anywhere else, from what I understand. Isn't it just used to basically increase the size of fat cells that are already there? I don't believe it actually puts fat in that area.
Also, from what I've read, I don't know that fat cells can actually be destroyed. You are born with a certain number of fat cells in your body, and that doesn't change. They just expand with fat gain and shrink with fat loss. This is what makes gaining back fat that you've already lost so much easier. Your fat cells retain the "memory" of a larger size, and more easily expand back to that size when you gain too much weight. I've yet to read otherwise.
Also, I want to make sure that you understand proper cutting and gaining. The best way to gain while cutting is to cut calories, increase protein and cut sugars as much as possible. Protein will help your body more easily create new cells, which is great for building new breast tissue. You can also cut fat, but I would suggest mainly cutting saturated fats without necessarily cutting regular fat. Regular fat, along with fiber, help keep you full, and are actually essential to your health.
In the end, if you try to cut too much, it won't matter that you're even using a fat burning cream. If you go into this too fast, your body will need to burn more and more fat, and even though it may take some from your cream areas, it will also begin to take it from whatever area of the body that genetics tell it to. If you go slow, it may be possible to burn fat with creams without losing anything you don't want to lose. You may not even need to cut at all if you use the cream consistently over a long period of time.
ALSO (sorry for being so long-winded), I wouldn't workout too much while cutting. You will definitely burn too much fat that way. Your body will also become stressed and you will not be able to create new muscle tissue, and you could come out looking too thin with no muscle tone (it sounds like you're going for some slight muscle tone).
I'm having trouble trying to understand what exactly you're trying to do with your hips. To me, it just sounds like you're being picky about your body (I'm guilty of that as well, I must admit).
Just to verify, you know to only use Yohimbine HCl for 3-4 days, and then take 2-3 day breaks in between to prevent it from going systematic, right? Your whole system honestly has me a little bit worried. Switching between days of losing and days of gaining may interfere with what you're ultimately trying to do. I'm not quite sure how your body will react to such turmoil in a schedule. It may end up thinking that you're going through a stressful time, and end up storing more fat. Again, I can't say anything for certain.
A few questions.
Is there a reason you are cutting carbs? I've done a lot of research, and carbs are NOT as much a cause of weight gain as people think. Quite honestly, if you eat carbs later at night closer to bed, your body will burn MORE OF IT than if you were to eat it during the middle of the day. I'm insulin resistant, so carbs make me bloat a LOT, and last night I didn't eat all day, ate a bowl full of carbs before bed at 1AM, and woke up to AN EVEN SMALLER WAIST than usual. Most carb "fact" is actually just carb myth (most of it's actually based on insulin resistance, to be honest).
Does eating at certain times of the day really have anything to do with whether or not you burn in certain areas like your arms? I can tell you from personal experience, my entire life I've almost never eaten before 1PM, and regardless, my arms still store a lot of fat (even when I was sickly thin). I have doubts that this will actually help. I think you're just getting too anxious to burn fat, and are trying to cut too quickly.
Also, PM, even as a cream, will probably become systematic to a degree. I have my own fat redistribution theory that PM may actually help give me a curvier body, putting fat on my hips and pulling it from my waist. That's a typical reaction that many transgenders face. As PM will greatly increase your estrogen levels, and as estrogen makes fat gain more typical in your arms, butt, hips and thighs, it sounds like you will need an estrogen blocker for that area to help prevent this.
Volufiline will NOT discourage fat from going anywhere else, from what I understand. Isn't it just used to basically increase the size of fat cells that are already there? I don't believe it actually puts fat in that area.
Also, from what I've read, I don't know that fat cells can actually be destroyed. You are born with a certain number of fat cells in your body, and that doesn't change. They just expand with fat gain and shrink with fat loss. This is what makes gaining back fat that you've already lost so much easier. Your fat cells retain the "memory" of a larger size, and more easily expand back to that size when you gain too much weight. I've yet to read otherwise.
Also, I want to make sure that you understand proper cutting and gaining. The best way to gain while cutting is to cut calories, increase protein and cut sugars as much as possible. Protein will help your body more easily create new cells, which is great for building new breast tissue. You can also cut fat, but I would suggest mainly cutting saturated fats without necessarily cutting regular fat. Regular fat, along with fiber, help keep you full, and are actually essential to your health.
In the end, if you try to cut too much, it won't matter that you're even using a fat burning cream. If you go into this too fast, your body will need to burn more and more fat, and even though it may take some from your cream areas, it will also begin to take it from whatever area of the body that genetics tell it to. If you go slow, it may be possible to burn fat with creams without losing anything you don't want to lose. You may not even need to cut at all if you use the cream consistently over a long period of time.
ALSO (sorry for being so long-winded), I wouldn't workout too much while cutting. You will definitely burn too much fat that way. Your body will also become stressed and you will not be able to create new muscle tissue, and you could come out looking too thin with no muscle tone (it sounds like you're going for some slight muscle tone).