Comments on: Are diet pills worth the time and money in your opinion?

By: jerlo

jerlo — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 15:30:59 +0000

I used to be very very fat,It is really terrible to be a fat woman.I do many many exercises,have my three meals in a very healthy way.keep Sugar,fat,meat away .Drink more water ,eat more vegetable and fruit.I keep doing this for about 1 month,until the day I feel weak and even do not want to move my step.But,The result is not as good as what I supposed to be.After that I follow the suggestion from my neighbor,Mrs.Smiths,tried an amazing weight loss pill. I take one pill per day,successfully lose 25 pounds in 3 months.It is a safe pill,without any diet,I like meat you know.I suggest you to have a try.I bought this magic pill from

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By: Albert

Albert — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 15:14:59 +0000

Depends on the diet pill and the body of the user. If the weight can be managed with regular exercises, why invest in a diet pill. However, people with low metabolism may require a supplement like a diet pill which can assist with higher metabolism.

Phentramin-D is a diet pill which is the most effective diet pill, I’ve come across. I’ve used it for many weeks now and I’ve losing weight. This diet pill contains a blend of ingredients and the chemical compound – Dimethyl-pentylamine-hydrochloride Trimethylxanthin. These have been tried and tested clinically to ascertain its effectiveness.

For your research work, I’d recommend you to check http://www.dietpillrating.com where they have a comparison chart for many diet pills with their prices mentioned.

Hope this helps.
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By: Pixie Chick

Pixie Chick — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 14:52:59 +0000

Yes , I believe some diet pills are worth the money…along with counseling for lifestyle changes. Just like more invasive procedures (Lap Band, Gastric Bypass) and more aggressive diet measures (prescribed meds and liquid diets), can do little good unless you have psychological counseling as well…and are open to the counseling and not just looking for the weight loss and thinking everything will be okay after the fact…can an old dog learn new tricks? Habits are hard to break, anxiety, depression have a role with over eating….psychological issues are extremely important, they must be addressed. One of the best diet pills on the market, I believe is Alli, not immediate, but a progressive solution with literature and information to hit the root of the problem. Trash the obviously telemarketing **** that you will see with this question and also take into consideration the affects the supplement or drug has on your thyroid, adrenals, heart…don’t go there, forget the stimulants, there are healthier ways…being diet conscious, being active (not a gym rat, but not a couch potato). Yes, hereditary, genes play a role, but you can do your part to hinder that.
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Emergency Room Nurse
Normal wt person who has lifestyle diet and exercise to support healthy living, with history of obesity, hypertension and hyperlipidema and early coronary heart disease in family.

By: Dahlia

Dahlia — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 14:25:59 +0000

I’ve tried every diet known to man but nothing worked as well as acai berry. I acknowledge they say that pills will not work, but they sure worked for me, and they’ve been featured on CNN too. There’s a free trial happening right now at http://cecucn.bestslimmingforyou.info , try it out, how worse could it make things?
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