Hydroxycut
Got_Discipline
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What about Hydroxycut? Do you take diet pills, have you ever considered a get skinny quick pill?
I tell you what these pills are tools (supplements), and tools are only as good as the user. The supplement industry is raking in Billions of dollars, do you subscribe to the skinny pill theory?
If so which one do you like best, which pill has helped you out the most?
I tell you what these pills are tools (supplements), and tools are only as good as the user. The supplement industry is raking in Billions of dollars, do you subscribe to the skinny pill theory?
If so which one do you like best, which pill has helped you out the most?
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There are no magic pills... hydroxycut is a waste of money. And if you buy into it; get your money back.0
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I work in pharmacovigilance and got several free samples. I used it initially to try it out and it's basically useless - people who claim it works are seeing results from the routine, not the pill.0
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I agree with you to a certain extent. Yes there is no magic pill weight loss is all about burning extra calories, But some of these pills have appetite suppressors in them that curve your appetite. Others have Caffeine and other chemicals that will get your but moving. Sometimes the extra push really helps ppl out when it comes to getting motivated.0
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Don't waste your money on that junk. I know their ads make it seem like a great way to lose weight. But in the end, unless you learn the proper way of eating to lose weight. You'll put those lost pounds back on again, plus more.0
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Ironically, shouldn't you be preaching more about "discipline" rather than supporting pills that suppress appetite? And what happens if they stop using them? Are they now allowed to have that appetite back because the chemical reaction from the supplement is no longer present?
Discipline comes from habitual behavior change. Not using a pill to force it.
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Perhaps these pills will help to motivate your fitness. Once you learn how to better control your cravings you won't need this supplemental crutch.0
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Got_Discipline wrote: »Perhaps these pills will help to motivate your fitness. Once you learn how to better control your cravings you won't need this supplemental crutch.
Lol.
You'll learn how to control cravings when you get some self discipline instead of using pills as a short cut to that...0 -
Got_Discipline wrote: »Once you learn how to better control your cravings you won't need this supplemental crutch.
But that's just the thing...you DON'T learn how to control your cravings. You have a pill do it artificially for you.
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I bought them a few times through my adult life and never once did they do anything but make me jittery. I never lost a lb due to hydroxycut.0
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I don't believe in Hydroxycut or any other diet pill but I have heard that Hydrox cookies are coming back-remember those?
I'm an Oreo girl myself-how bout you?
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I took hydroxycut in my more gullible stages... It doesn't work. It has the same amount of caffeine in it as three cups of coffee which is why it's been labeled an appetite suppressant. It's a waste of time and money.
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Hydroxy Cut gave me plague-level acne and the jitters. Seriously, forget pimples, I had boils on my face, in my late 20s, after never having had that sort of problem before. I did Hydroxy Cut for two weeks, included a diet and exercise and it had no effect. I could literally feel the drug exiting my system when I went off of them and it was a HUGE relief. Surprise, surprise, my acne completely cleared up within a week of discontinuing use.
So, my opinion on Hydroxy Cut:- Huge waste of money
- Potentially dangerous
- Completely useless
- No thanks
For note, I also tried that special pill designed specifically for women (the name escapes me). I didn't have any serious side effects, so I gave it a month. I lost four pounds (I've lost more on deficit alone) and it kept me from retaining water too badly. So, it's about the same as an over-priced water pill.0 -
Good responses not at all what I expected.0
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ManiacalLaugh wrote: »For note, I also tried that special pill designed specifically for women (the name escapes me). I didn't have any serious side effects, so I gave it a month. I lost four pounds (I've lost more on deficit alone) and it kept me from retaining water too badly. So, it's about the same as an over-priced water pill.
slimquick
i did the hydroxycut drink mix ONE time in college and felt absolutely horrible: dizziness, nausea, jitters... basically whatever you had to call the doctor for.
haven't touched that crap since.
y'know what pill i take? the pill of positivity! boom!
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I tried Hydroxycut a few years back.
And YES it worked (dropped 8lbs in one week).
BUT...the second I stopped using it all that weight came back, despite keeping the same workout routine and healthy eating. For that reason I haven't touched a diet pill since.
Your best bet is to steer clear of diet pills and just do it naturally.0 -
New here on MFP, but about a year and a half ago (before I wised up) I bought Hydroxycut thinking it would be a godsend. Yeah, don't use that trash. It's so expensive and can damage your heart. When I took them, I noticed my heart would suddenly beat erratically and it scared me away from diet pills completely. Since then, I learned to stop being lazy and worked the weight off, normally. Just eat well, reasonably, and keep moving. There really isn't a "magic pill" - trust me.0
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Motivation is internal. Using results from pills as motivation is short lived because once it stops working or desired results aren't attained, then motivation to continue is gone or they start looking for another pill. And so on and so on.Got_Discipline wrote: »Perhaps these pills will help to motivate your fitness. Once you learn how to better control your cravings you won't need this supplemental crutch.
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Been in fitness for 30 years and have studied kinesiology and nutrition
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Never used hydroxycut but used ACE two years ago just to get going. It helped curb my appetite and did help with energy. Once I got going good though I stopped using it as my appetite had gotten right. The energy was coming on its own as well. Was a good help to get on the right track but not necessary after that.0
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I recently started using hydroxy cut max for women. I haven't noticed a HUGE significance but my workouts are better and longer. The bottle was 40$ at shoppers drug mart. I take 3 pills daily. Don't take them without food. They give me a boost for sure. No jitters or anything.0
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If you have the money go for it. I thought they would be stronger I won't repurchase but if I want fat burners I'd go with zantrex 3 instead. I was going to buy pgx but got these instead on a whim there alright. I take 2 first thing when I wake up then 1 later in the day usually before the gym right now. Been taking them for almost a week. It is curbing my appetite (I aim for 1200 cal a day..) and my workouts are better then without a supplement. Just my opinion..
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