Good source for CLA?

BTW I do a fair bit of weight training (compared to normal people not
you guys) but I still have a serious problem with abdominal fat.

CLA is essentially useless. You want Sesamin:

http://www.bulknutrition.com/?products_id=2151

http://www.bulknutrition.com/?products_id=1358

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I have been recently perusing the medical liturature and I am convinced
that CLA is worth me trying as a supplement to my low fat, dairy and
red meat free normal diet. This is the best deal on CLA I have found
so
far. Does anyone have any more economical a suggestion?

http://www.massnutrition.com/products.cfm?cur_man=VPX&item=VP051&tck=151

Try a different diet. Dietary fat does not make you fat, and the lack
of dietary fat could be what's not working about your diet.

-S-
http://www.kbnj.com

Low fat worked really well for me when I was young. I tried low carb
and got weak and sick. My diet isn't terribly high carb to begin with
some brown rice, cabbage, yams and fruit. Anyway, I really am not
convinced that most of low carb loss is not waters of hydration loss
associated with glycogen depletion. I know this has been argued about a
lot here and I have read some of the arguements and literature and I
just don't find the evidence convincing. I am willing to concede that
low carb might work very well for some people, but it just really
doesn't feel right to me.

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Low fat worked really well for me when I was young.

Things change when you get older. One of those things tends to be
increased insulin resistance.

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I tried low carb
and got weak and sick. My diet isn't terribly high carb to begin with
some brown rice, cabbage, yams and fruit. Anyway, I really am not
convinced that most of low carb loss is not waters of hydration loss
associated with glycogen depletion. I know this has been argued about a
lot here and I have read some of the arguements and literature and I
just don't find the evidence convincing. I am willing to concede that
low carb might work very well for some people, but it just really
doesn't feel right to me.

By the same token, you shouldn't become too attached to the "hippie
health food" approach. Your descriptions of what you eat tend to
imply that. Depending on how much and what type of fruit you eat, you
could be getting a lot of sugar.