Does anyone know any diet pills that are cheap and actually work? I would like to lose about 90-100lbs by Feb.
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well, I don't reccomend trying to lose that much weight on seven months. it's really not healthy. 1-2 lbs a week is what is reccomended. I personally don't know of any cheap pills that work, unless you consider 20 bucks every two weeks cheap. but for 20, you can ripped fuel which helps alot, relacore, lipozene is supposed to be like liposuction in a bottle, but you have to drink A LOT of water with it. and that runs 20 bucks like every 10 days. I am trying a product called pound X, www.pound-x.com, that i found a three month supply marked down to 4.50 at walmart, Online, it is 20 bucks for the 3 month system. but its for about 20 lbs of weight loss, not near what you want to lose. I can't attest for how well it is working because i just started, but the energy benefits are great! I have 3 little ones, ranging from 2-5 yrs old, so energy is a big thing for me, and I find myself not needing naps like I used to! For cheap, if you want to lose about half your desired goal, I would try it. Just make sure you do a lot of cardio, because that is what helps lose weight as opposed to building muscle.
Also I chose to include this excerpt because so many are reccomending alli to you, so here goes
Alli Reviewed :
Alli is the ‘new’ over-the-counter weight loss aid developed by GlaxoSmithKline. Alli has been blitzing the internet and other media outlets with commercials and advertisements. Alli’s main ingredient, orlistat, is used by Xenical, (Zenical). The main difference is that there is twice as much orlistat in Xenical than in Alli. Xenical also requires a prescription in order to purchase it.
Alli also claims to be the first FDA approved over-the-counter diet pill. Whenever you see something that is FDA approved, it means a lot of things. One is that GlaxoSmithKline spent a TON of money developing the diet pill. If you take a look at the diet supplement industry, you will see that there a lot of diet and weightloss ingredients that are FDA approved, like OatVantage, Marinol Fish Oil Omega 3, VitaBlue, and Phase2. So don’t let the FDA Approval fool you, it is there for marketing purposes, and these companies know this.
I have talked to many people who have tried Alli, and if you research it you will find that many people are having similar experiences with its side effects. Mainly, incontinence, gas, and oily anal excretions.
Sorry, I think I just threw up in my mouth a bit. So as a bonus of taking Alli, you are guaranteed a ‘Party in your Pants’, you will the quintessential Party Pooper. If you are at the beach in the hot tub, you are the second coming of the Exxon Valdez. I guess the key is to try not to laugh too hard, you might start leaking from everywhere.
The main and only ingredient in Alli is orlistat. Orlistat prevents the absorption of fats from the diet, thus reducing caloric intake. It works by inhibiting an enzyme in the pancreas that is responsible for breaking down triglycerides in the intestine.
There are TONS of diet supplements out there that do the same thing as orlistat without the messy side effects. Phase2 has been clinically proven to prevent the absorption of starchy calories, along with green tea, hoodia has been shown to control cravings.
With all of the marketing hype, store displays, commercials etc., Alli is focusing on how ‘easy’ it is to lose weight without doing work. Well, you know as well as I do that there is never an easy fix. Every supplement should be accompanied by a healthy diet and exercise.
If you are looking for gassy, oily explosions and uncontrollable urinary drips and leaks, and the slight chance of having this diet pill work for you, then go for it. If you want diet supplements with Centuries of use and a history of success, take a look below at our list of Top 20 Fat Burners and Weight Loss Supplements. Each one contains all natural ingredients, have shown the same end results as Alli, but not the same side effects.
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i heard alli is doin some wonders on ppl...and they r fda approved, that other cheap stuff on the market can kill u.
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alli works and is FDA approved. just limit the fat you eat if on it. it's cost varies.
Best bet is to find some Ephedrine- it is very hard to get, despite the fact that the ban was lifted on the stuff. If you type it into yahoo, I'm sure you can find somplace to sell it to you. I went from 5'6 210lbs to 6'2 190lbs over a summer on stacker 2... and thats without doing much working out either. 90-100 lbs would require a good diet, and an even better workout plan to accomplish.
The new over the counter, orlistat is called ALLI. It's FDA approved and very effective. You have 8 months to lose 90-100 pounds... you can totally do it. Take the ALLI and also exercise daily (at least 1 hour of aerobic exercise) to ensure you lose the weight.
Good luck!
WIth proper eating habits to nourish your body, and self-discipine and exercise you can probably lose 50 pounds by January -- without taking the health risk that Diet Pills present. You will feel MUCH better than if you had taken the Diet Pills, which can REALLY mess up a person's body.
Please don't use Diet Pills-- they do absolutely nothing to keep you healthy -- they do absolutely nothing to help you lose weight the healthy way. You may end up in a hospital becuz of them.
Erin.
A More realistic goal would be 75 or 80 lbs and I would do that naturally with diet.not pills. Go to weightwatchers.com and sign up for their three-month thing. I did it using their points system. Lost about 40 pounds and kept most of it off. When you lose it slowly (about 2 lbs per week) you have a better chance of keeping it off. You don't have to worry about side effects from whatever you're taking, and your eating habits will change. Start right away and do it sensibly.
If those stupid pills were really the miracle pills they're sold as, everyone would be using them.and doctors would be recommending them to their patients.
Get to a stair master for 20 minutes a day; have a hearty breakfast, a mid day snack (apple or such fruit) a medium lunch, a mid afternoon snack (apple or such) and a very light dinner, but not after 6. If you must stay up till later in the evening... you guessed it, eat an apple (or such).
Remember, you can eat ANYTHING, you just cannot eat EVERYTHING.
If you stop and look at this, the only thing you have to do that is out of the ordinary is to give 2 0 M I N U T E S of your day to exercise. If you cannot do that, then you deserve your weight.
'Nough said.
Don't use pills to lose weight. It would be much more healthy if you tried a new diet and exercise program. Don't listen to the other people who say their pills are FDA approved, because the FDA approved Diet Coke. Which has aspartame in it, that kills many Americans because of the cancer and diseases it causes. So the FDA isn't on your side. I hope you find somthing to help with your weight problem.
no sweetie the magic pill that is safe and actually makes you lose weight hasn't been sold yet.
the only way to lose weight is to control your diet and excercise every day.
go for a daily swim ,power walk every day , jump rope, ride the bicycle, dance, or use other forms of exercise for minimum of 30 minutes a day most days of the week.
cut back on fat and sugar, eat plenty of fruits and veggies , drink lots of water, eat lean protein to keep you full and build muscle to burn even more calories and look thinner, eat limited amounts of healthy fats like olive oil, and avocados. don't forget oily fish has healthy oils in it and you can eat plenty of it like salmon. add herbs to salads and some olive oil instead of high caloried dressing or use the low calorie dressing .
it is very important to get enough calcium and vitamin d so you can get it from low fat dairy products and soymilk.
this way you will have more fun , stay healthy, look good , and loose weight the healthy way.
since you have a child at home try playing games and dancing with him, you will get enough exercise. pills are out there but the safest with orlistat may cause very disturbing and embarassing side effects, and you have to take a multivitamin with it because it prevents the absorption of some vitamins, you also have to diet and exercise. the other meds either don't work or aren't safe.
for more info:
http://www.cnn.com/2007/health/diet.fitn...
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