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Q: Worst And Best Diet Pills ?

asked by: DanielleX on July 18th, 2007

New User

Hey guys. I was wondering what are the best working diet pills on the market. I eat fairly healthy, on a rare occasion I eat junk food but its not an everyday or every week thing. My boyfriend and I watch our calorie intake and we dont eat alot of red meat. Mostly chicken and veggies. I don't drink alcohol or sodas. I drink green tea and occasionally a gatorade. I currently cannot workout and wont be able to for probally another 6- 10 months. I am trying to loose a bit of weight that just wont budge with diet and exercise. I'm looking to loose around 50lbs hopefully. The reason I cannot work out well is because I am on disability for a knee injury and have been now for a little over a year.

So can you tell me which diet pills are the best/worst ?

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Goodkarma

replied on February 13th, 2008

New User

best and worst diet pill

I would say worst is Alli - major stomach problems. I've lost weight with Intellitrim - it's natural with no stimulants. It's supposed to block an enzyme that puts fat into your cells. I like it because I don't feel any different when I take it, and I've lost about 12 lbs since I started taking it. I've also taken Meridia which was really expensive and didn't change my appetitie at all.

The Mrs

replied on February 13th, 2008

Experienced User

Alli works in your lower digestive system. Even if you experience the nasty "treatment effects" you don't feel sick like you'd expect, you just kinda have to go to the bathroom. You really have to change your diet to take Alli pills the right way, and when you do you lose weight. If you can't commit to it though, you will experience consequences.

I'd say alli isn't for everyone, but the pill does work and the treatment effects (as they like to refer to them as) aren't like the horror stories you hear when you take the pill exactly as advised.

Goodkarma

replied on February 13th, 2008

New User

All I know is that I experienced "leakage" and it was horrible!

imcoolnow

replied on March 10th, 2009

New User

alli

i use to work for a telemarketing place that was pushing alli so i know most the facts, alli takes forever to work so by the time you've bought your third bottle you might not even have visible changes in your weight so really its not a good diet pill.
plus one of the side effcts is loss of bowel control, which is horrifying. its also very pricey, ineffective, and very gross side effects. diet pills are all about convenience and alli is a pain in the ass- literlly conisdering all the uncontrollable gas you'll have if you take it.

yamaha1001

replied on March 10th, 2009

New User

i have been on stacker 3 for a little over 3 months. in the first week i lost 6 pounds simply by eating whatever i wanted as long as i took the pill within 10 mins of eating it.
everybody is different and different things work for some people but not others. and i also had a knee injury but will i was recovering i could still work out on my upper body. why is it you cant?

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