Diet Pills?
Kerry0194691
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So I'm thinking about going to the doctor and seeing what they can prescribe me for diet pills. I plan on eating right and everything, but I would like a boost. Any suggestions?
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If you're already planning on "eating right and everything" - what exactly do you expect the pills to do?0
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Kerry0194691 wrote: »So I'm thinking about going to the doctor and seeing what they can prescribe me for diet pills. I plan on eating right and everything, but I would like a boost. Any suggestions?
Keep working and have patience.0 -
My suggestion - Don't do it.0
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Belviq is okay but hell o expensive, then there is the over the counter Alli ADA approved.0
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I like the alli with a proper diet it has helped a little.0
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Does planning on eating right mean you will be eating less than you burn? If so you don't need the pills.
Eat to hit your protein goal, fill up on lots of veg of all different colours. Make sure you get some fat in there and then treat yourself to anything you like with the rest of the calories. You can do it without pills, you just have to believe you can.2 -
slheddlesten wrote: »I like the alli with a proper diet it has helped a little.
Is Alli the pill that caused some users to skid mark their underwear?2 -
Just say no...0
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slheddlesten wrote: »I like the alli with a proper diet it has helped a little.
How could you possibly tell that it "helped" at all? Was your weight loss colour coded or labeled so you knew which part was diet and exercise and what part is pills? Without a control there is no possiable way of know that, even having a diet without the pills may have too many variables to even do a fair contrast between the two. Amazing.0 -
Please don't take this the wrong way.. but from your photo you look young and I don't believe you should go and get diet pills. They don't work because even if you felt less hungry.. once you are off you won't eat right. Learning to eat healthy and having patience is the best advice. Diet pills can be dangerous.Kerry0194691 wrote: »So I'm thinking about going to the doctor and seeing what they can prescribe me for diet pills. I plan on eating right and everything, but I would like a boost. Any suggestions?1
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I have tried loads of diet pills spent a fortune,
which I had saved my money. Healthy eating plenty of exercise are the only way.1 -
Diet pills can be dangerous, also once you stop taking them guess what...... weight comes right back.. you have to change your LIFESTYLE . There is NO MAGIC PILL.
Only time I would say anyone should even CONSIDER pills is if there is a very rapid weight loss needed for medical reasons and then only under STRICT MEDICAL SUPERVISION by a known and trusted physician, not some weight loss clinic quack1 -
Diet pills don't "boost" anything.
If you're exercising and eating right anyway, why would you even consider the need to take them?0 -
strong_curves wrote: »slheddlesten wrote: »I like the alli with a proper diet it has helped a little.
Is Alli the pill that caused some users to skid mark their underwear?
Yeah, I believe that was the one that was causing anal leakage.1 -
Op, if you need to rely on diet pills, I got some bad news...1
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I have tried diet pills and either they do not work or once you stop taking them you gain the weight back. There is no easy button to losing weight. It is either log the hours and make a lifestyle change or continue yo-yoing the weight.1
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I don't think there are any safe or healthy diet pills. Eat healthy, weigh & track food, & use exercise to give you the extra boost!0
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Prescription diet pills are not a "boost" ... they are for medical necessity. Prescription hunting is not the healthiest of behaviors.1
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What about supplements vs prescription diet pills? Has anyone tried any that they have found helpful with what they were already doing with diet/exercise?0
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What about supplements vs prescription diet pills? Has anyone tried any that they have found helpful with what they were already doing with diet/exercise?
Helpful to what end?
I'll occasionally take a protein supplement (shake/smoothie, etc) on a day where I know my protein intake is going to be lower.1
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