appetite suppressant
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Have a little read through this:
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/1042954-moderation-is-a-basic-life-skill0 -
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Have a little read through this:
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/1042954-moderation-is-a-basic-life-skill
Except not everyone stops when they aren't hungry or have issues eating due to boredom, stress, etc.0 -
A fiber pill with a bottle of water helps when I think I'm hungry after a meal.
However I have a problem where my head says "hungry" and my stomach says "nuh-uh" and it turns out a bottle of water fixes that nicely. The fiber is just to make sure, because a lack of it really makes people feel hungry.0 -
...Food. Food suppresses my appetite fairly well.0
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I have been taking Pterostilbene and find it significantly reduces my hunger and gives me extra energy as well. I have not been taking it long, still on my first bottle, but so far there have been no unpleasant side effects. In fact, I eagerly look forward to taking it each morning. And, at some point, may start incorporating another dose in the afternoon if I am particularly hungry. Lots of info on it, but here is a random article:
http://www.lef.org/magazine/mag2009/ss2009_The-Other-Resveratrol_01.htm0 -
My 2 cents:
If there was a safe, effective pill, do you think that people like Oprah who are billionaires, would still have difficulty with their weight?
There is, at this point , no safe pill for long term. Then what happens when you go off the pill?0 -
I have been taking Pterostilbene and find it significantly reduces my hunger and gives me extra energy as well. I have not been taking it long, still on my first bottle, but so far there have been no unpleasant side effects. In fact, I eagerly look forward to taking it each morning. And, at some point, may start incorporating another dose in the afternoon if I am particularly hungry. Lots of info on it, but here is a random article:
http://www.lef.org/magazine/mag2009/ss2009_The-Other-Resveratrol_01.htm
BTW I forgot to add: Pterostilbene (terro-STILL-bean), is found in blueberries, grapes, and in the bark of the Indian Kino Tree, and has been used for centuries in Ayurvedic medicine.0
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