7 day weight loss pill success!

and yeah-um from scotland, actually

What happened to being done OP?

I had to look this one up, because you know... research. OP, did you read EVERYTHING about the ingredients? Search for side effects? Because it's not all that it's cracked up to be.

Dandelion root, buchu leaves, parsley leaves, burdock root and uva ursi are all diuretics. This means the weight you lose is water. Diuretics also reduce potassium levels and can give you dehydration and muscle cramping. Psyllium husk, aloe vera leaf and rice bran fiber are natural laxatives. Umm... yeah..... sounds wonderful. And you plan to take diuretics and laxatives every other week? Sounds healthy.

Sorry, but this pill is bogus. You would be better off throwing it in the trash and just eating at a calorie deficit.

I'm not sure how much you know about pregnancy but you gain of lot of weight that is water retention due to poorer circulation in your body...

also you didn't list the other 15+ ingredients: http://www.esupplements.com/products/7-day-weight-loss-pill/?utm_source=google+product+search&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=7-day-weight-loss-pill

She didn't need to.

As usual though one will block their ears and go lalalalala instead of listening...sigh.

I'd love it if people started giving themselves more credit rather than attributing their success to a 'magic' pill.

PS...unless you have liver or kidney issues a little suppliment isn't going to do anything to cleanse toxins. There aren't any toxins to cleanse. Metabolic changes also wouldn't be affected...not in one week anyway.

wow-so much for community support. Just a bunch of haters. done

I don't support needing to take pills, but you did say that you are now working out 5 days a week. THAT IS GREAT!!! Continue to do that OP, I'm sure you will continue your weight loss even on the off week. Honestly, like everyone else here is saying (I will try to state it a bit more eloquently), if you continue to work out and eat in a deficit, you will lose weight... you won't need some magic pill! Save that money and reward yourself with some new workout clothes when you drop a size

Check out IIFYM.com for a TDEE calculator if your weight loss stalls, and don't be afraid if the scale goes up a few pounds. Probabyl just your body storing a bit of water to protect your internal organs because you started working out and to replenish those lost from the herbs in the pill.

Cocaine and Ex-Lax work better ....

I might have suggested methamphetamine, but the op seemed to think it was important for it to be herbal and thus "not a chemical" .. Cocaine is herbal .. so ..

No need to be rude.

not being rude, just making my point! All i did was ask a question and got jumped on-you were not even who i was talking to as you did not post a reply so jump off!

Wow, so now you're telling me to go kill myself. Nice.

Donyelle, she could be from the UK or another country where it doesn't mean "kill yourself" but "get off my back"

Her profile doesn't say where she's from.

I think you're getting such negative responses because there IS no such thing as a magic pill for weight loss, and people grow tired of hearing about them all the time.

If you have conditions that this pill is good for, and if you are okay with losing water weight that will return again if you eat any salty food.

Maybe the pill won't hurt you as a "jump start", but just be aware that its effects are temporary at best. It *may* increase your metabolism, but honestly so does methamphetamine but that doesn't mean you should take it. Now, perhaps you feel its automatically safe because its "natural" and "herbal", but hemlock is a 100% natural plant, and it is still deadly. Infact, herbs contain many compounds, some of which have harmful side effects just like drugs do. Natural does not equal healthy.

You are asking if anyone has had any experience with the pill, I haven't with that particular pill.... but I have tried other "miracle" weight loss supplements in the past and have reached the conclusion that they are more hype than anything else, so I steer away from them now and just make sure I eat at a calorie deficit and exercise daily.

wow-so much for community support. Just a bunch of haters. done

The community does not enable poor decision-making. They will always support legitimate forms of weight loss, but magic pills don't make the cut. Just because people are unwilling to validate bogus pills does not mean that they are not supportive. In fact, telling you the honest truth about the pills *is* support. People are trying to help you think a little more critically about what you're consuming and why/how it "works." So be grateful that anyone even bothered to stop off at this post, which would normally be ignored, to give you some solid advice.

Prior to the above post no one suggested or hinted at any of the things you are wanting to clear up.

Diet pills are not the answer to a life of health and well being. I can't imagine that would be very good short or long term.

I am confused as to the statment that was made about not being a junk food loving layabout and that you have been a pretty healthy eater for the most part, then why would you need to take something to clean yourself out of toxins and the like?:huh:

But to answer your question, I personally have never taken a diet pill of any kind and don't plan to.

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OP, I wish you continued success and I hope you are able to find good deals on toilet paper.

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I had to look this one up, because you know... research. OP, did you read EVERYTHING about the ingredients? Search for side effects? Because it's not all that it's cracked up to be.

Dandelion root, buchu leaves, parsley leaves, burdock root and uva ursi are all diuretics. This means the weight you lose is water. Diuretics also reduce potassium levels and can give you dehydration and muscle cramping. Psyllium husk, aloe vera leaf and rice bran fiber are natural laxatives. Umm... yeah..... sounds wonderful. And you plan to take diuretics and laxatives every other week? Sounds healthy.

Sorry, but this pill is bogus. You would be better off throwing it in the trash and just eating at a calorie deficit.

I'm not sure how much you know about pregnancy but you gain of lot of weight that is water retention due to poorer circulation in your body...

also you didn't list the other 15+ ingredients: http://www.esupplements.com/products/7-day-weight-loss-pill/?utm_source=google+product+search&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=7-day-weight-loss-pill

I have a 5 year old, I know about pregnancy. Sure there can be SOME water retention (my ankles were ridiculously swollen at 8 months), but it DOES go away. It's not permanent. Your body takes care of that, either through normal urination/sweating/whatever or after birth.

And I didn't need to list the other 15 ingredients. It was enough to list the diuretics and laxatives. That is pretty much the place to stop, when you see those things. It may be "all natural" but it is no healthy.

Yes, this is a support forum, but you won't find anyone here that will "support" taking diuretics, laxatives, magic unicorn glitter poop or what have you. You said you were looking forward to input and we gave it to you. If you didn't want to hear negative responses, that's on you.

I really don't have any thoughts on this pill... But there are some mean people in the house today.

wow-so much for community support. Just a bunch of haters. done

Mean?? Haters??!

For telling someone that their diet pills aren't worth it and that there's a better, more sustainable way to do things?

SO mean and hateful!

:drinker:

People have a funny definition of "mean" these days.

I really don't have any thoughts on this pill... But there are some mean people in the house today.

wow-so much for community support. Just a bunch of haters. done

Mean?? Haters??!

For telling someone that their diet pills aren't worth it and that there's a better, more sustainable way to do things?

SO mean and hateful!

:drinker:

People have a funny definition of "mean" these days.

I am simply saying there are nicer ways to talk to each other without freaking out.
I am not supporting her for taking diet pills, I am just stating a point.

I know.:flowerforyou: