Best Slim Diet Pills

I have not tried it, but I am really put-off by some of the bad grammar on their site. It also claims that you don't need to exercise and then a couple paragraphs down it tells you to do cardio. Um, make up your minds people. LOL

don't do it!

What do you have your weight loss per week set at? If you only have 10 pounds to lose it's not going to come off quickly at all. I wouldn't set it to over 1 pound/week.

Run far far away. No diet pill is going to do the same as you consistently eating in a moderate calorie deficit and simply getting up off your butt and doing a little exercise. That's about as straight as you're gonna get it.

Why don't you try calorie spiking, changing up what you're eating, or changing your exercise up first?

I have been at this same weight for a year now.

I had a similar problem and was stuck at a plateau for about 9 months. I went back and really took a look at what I was eating and made some changes. I made it past my plateau.

Another question is... are you at a good weight for your body type? What kind of exercise are you doing? Cardio? Strength training? Maybe your focus shouldn't be weight loss, but adding muscle. I would focus on all those things just like the other person suggested before I would ever take diet pills.

I don't get the "it's natural, so I'm more apt to try it" argument. Cocaine is natural too.

We need a "like" button!

I don't believe in diet pills... Don't do it! They ate only enablers.... You will probably lose weight but, then gain it right back as soon as you stop taking them! You really need to look at your calories and macros! Maybe even (re)figure your BMR and TDEE... If your diary is open it also helps for people to give you suggestions.... Hope this helps! Good luck with your journey!!

Be wary of supplements made in China or certain other countries. In many parts of the world there is no quality control. You could be getting pills with potentially harmful ingredients. And they may not be listed on the label.

Be wary of supplements made in China or certain other countries. In many parts of the world there is no quality control. You could be getting pills with potentially harmful ingredients. And they may not be listed on the label.

China is especially known for having harmful ingredients in their products. Lead in children's toys, other toxic chemicals in products like toothpaste, etc. They also fed their own people rice made of plastic, infant formula with melamine, and dumplings filled with cardboard soaked with pork juice instead of real meat. If they'll feed their own citizens things like this why would any supplements (that aren't tested or regulated by the FDA) be made with quality ingredients?

I am confused by people deciding that "natural" automatically equals "safe," or that "side-effects" only happen with "unnatural" things.

Hemlock is fully natural. If I put it capsules and sell it to you with a label that truthfully says "all natural" would you believe it would be safe to swallow them? If not, then why can we assume that something these people (whose website, as someone else pointed out is pretty badly written) call "natural" is safe?

If you actually are having a real problem getting past a plateau, ask your doctor what to do. Change up your diet. Caffeine is 100% natural and a known appetite suppressant. There's a dozen possibilities.

Do I think BestSlim Diet Pills are safe? Well, lets look at the ingredients:

--Cassia seed extract. Cassia is another name for senna. It's a laxative. Is pretty likely to cause diarrhea.
--Coicis extract. Coicus is a grain, used in food in some eastern cultures. Harmless, I suppose. Not necessarily helpful to weight loss.
--Mulberry leaf extract. Has shown some help with carbohydrate processing. Might be helpful in a situation where carbohydrate metabolism was known to be abnormal, but not necessarily for weight loss.
--Lotus Leaf Extract. Hard to say. There are a large number of plants called "lotus," some edible, some not.
--Mustard extract. Mustard is a spice. It's not harmful but has no known weight-loss benefit either.
--Medical amylum. Amylum is another word for starch. Not dangerous, but not helpful for weight loss either.

Then let's look at what they say it does:

"Boosting fat metabolism and blocking the non-fat material converting into fat. *The functional ingredients will maintain the balance of body calories intake and consumption, control the intake of extra calories, block non-fat material converting into fat and boost fat metabolism and burn the fat continuosly.
Smoothing the intestines to relax the bowels and cleaning the intestines system. *The Cassia Seed is effective in promoting diuresis and relaxing the bowels, which can discharge the metabolism outcome and the unabsorbed extra fat as well as toxin, clean the intestines system.
Reducing blood fat, blood pressure, resisting radiation, clearing free radical and anti-aging. *Mustard Extract can reduce cholesterol, LDL, decrease the formation of angiotensin II, adjust glycometabolism and also absorb radiation substances. Meantime it can clear free radical and block over oxidation of fat."

Nothing they say it does is supported by the ingredients. Cassia (senna) is a stimulant laxative; it irritates the colon and causes it to move, stimulating a bowel movement. It doesn't "relax the bowels" or "smooth the intestines." And the idea that bowels need "cleansing" is pseudoscience.

Without the cassia, I'd say this was harmless but unlikely to work. I'm cautious about the cassia, because diarrhea can cause dehydration and be dangerous.

you are 5'3" and 124lbs....been at the same weight for a year and you call that a plateau?

Did it ever occur to you that 124lbs is perfectly healthy and that the ten pounds you want to lose aren't realistic? You are most likely unhappy with your body composition and the only way you are going to change that is with exercise, more specifically strength training.