Are there any weight loss pills that actually help?

It's called commitment and best thing its free

To actually answer your question though MusclePharm makes good products and USP Labs make good products I would actually say 1. USP Labs 2. MusclePHarm

I know this is a stupid question but I figured I's give it a shot. I've never really tried any kind of diet pills. I bought some TrimSpa a few years ago but could never bring myself to take it. I see sooooo many of them in stores today and I've heard this and that about them but I really want to know if any of them are worth the money? I'm not looking for a miracle pill. I know that you have to eat right and exercise and I do both of them already. I just want something thats going to give that extra little boost I need or at least help curb cravings/make me feel fuller. I recently saw that Bob Harper has an all nautral one out now. I love Bob and I always saw him as a trustworthy person that really wants to help people be healthy. I was really tempted to buy the pills the other day based on my opinion on him alone. I know I'm probably a sucker. Any first hand stories or advice out there?

Unfortunately almost all diet pills are a placebo there is some supplements that will help you feel full for longer but mostly they are just protein. best and easiest way to lose weight and feel full is eat clean foods there is truth to you are what you eat.

Don't do it. Please.

There is no miracle pill. It takes hard work and commitment. If there was a miracle pill, everyone would use it. Why risk your LIFE over something that will hurt you? Alli is FDA approved, and literally makes you leak grease out your butt. Thats the only FDA Approved for over the counter use. And if you want a leaky butt, than go ahead.
Thats the ONLY APPROVED pill. I dont care if they say that it "All Natural Ingredients" or anything like that.

This takes hard work and commitment. There is NO easy way out of this.

I say don't give in to the temptation. It's a fast fix and really doesn't help you out down the road. Losing weight is hard work and I think taking a diet pill is an easy way out. Most diet pills make you loose water weight, and if you want to go that route than take a diuretic or decrease your sodium intake. I had a friend that tried a generic form of ali and she hated it. She had to carry extra pants and underwear with her because it made you **** yourself (mainly because the drug doesn't allow your body to digest fats).

Talk to you doctor and see what they think your best options are for a weight loss pill, but I certainly don't think it's a good idea.

I used HCG drops, and I lost 100 pounds.

count calories and use oxy elite it works wonderful

None that are healthy. Why not just do the whole eat healthy and exercise thing?

this. you have to eat right and exercise if you take those pills anyways- so why bother will the pills that can have harmful side affects to your health?

We use Mulberry and Acaislim from GNC...has worked for my folks and was recommend by their doctor. I've been on it for a week along with cutting calories, etc...seem to work for me too

I'm not looking for a miracle pill.

I have my Miracle Pill now... and it's called MyfitnessPal...... and as a Registered Nurse who took care of all sorts of patients in my CCU from various herbs and diet pills, stick with MFP!!

OxyElite, along with diet and exercise works well.

Not a weight loss med, but when ADHD is an honest-to-goodness concern, Adderal (key point being that it is an AMPHETAMINE-salt combo) is a rather strong appetite suppressant initially and it raises your BMR. By how much is questionable, but generally people report a 7-8% increase in their heart rate during cardio sessions.

NEVER take solely for weight loss. (OR without a diagnosis OR without a doctor prescribing it to YOU)

I recently went to GNC looking for a good vitamin / energy booster for me and while I was there a marine was also looking around and suggested Oxy Elite Pro for me. I researched it and decided to try it and I LOVE it. It's not actually classified as a diet pill and I honestly cant say if it's helping me loose weight but it gives me a TON and I mean ton of energy throughout the whole day. It's also a thermogenic which just means while working out I sweat pretty much double what I normally do. It' makes me feel good after though, like i've lost even more I'm not sure if it advertises that it's a appetite suppressor but it almost completely takes my appetitie away. Sometimes I have to force myself to eat because food isnt on my mind at all. And believe me I like to eat!

I've tried Alli and I like it but to me it's unrealistic to take it for a long period of time because of the side effects. Anyway, hope that helps.

Diet pills no....appetite suppressant yes. I am currently seeing a weightloss doctor who is prescribing and YES IT IS FDA APPROVED, Adipex. I take half a pill in the morning and half a pill in the afternoon! It suppresses your appetite, so much so that u have to remind urself to eat. Now this pill is NOT a miracle pill. Those that go on it and expect to just lose weigth and eat what they want and not exercise will go no where. I have to keep my calorie count at 1200, and I am doing Zumba on my Wii for almost and hour every night. Since May 5 so 31 days ago I have lost 26 lbs! But this is a total life change. I no longer eat junk food, drink pop, etc. I hate referring to what we are doing to lose weight as a diet because diets are always associated with short term satisfaction! This si a life change for am and Adipex is def assisting me with this journey....I was a person that would eat just because it was in front of me and that is no longer the case. Adipex can be prescribed by your fam physician however I dont recommend doing it that way. I feel like a weightloss doctor is going to discuss everything u are and arent suppose to do while on the medicine. those that I know that have gone though the fam doc have no clue what they are suppose to be eating, drinking, doing....etc