Is there actually a healthy way to use diet pills?

Question

Used in a responsible way, can they work and be an acceptable supplement to a weight loss routine? How can that work?

Answer 1

get the fat loss process started first by making changes to the diet and level of daily activity. when you see measurable fat loss then add in the diet pill, fat burner, etc. to expedite the process

Answer 2

yes. if you or someone is considered overweight by a certain percentage of ideal weight a doctor would probably give a prescription and monitor someone closely. they can work to help jumpstart a weight loss program. watching caloric intake and exercising will help as well. bottom line you have to burn more calories than you eat. a colleague at work is on adipex with a script from her doc. they monitor her heartrate and blood pressure every couples weeks. she is only on it for 3 months. they started her on a small dose. she says it's helping.

Answer 3

I agree with lv_consultant, but don't forget the SIDE EFFECTS OF THE PILLS. Not even alli is good or safe, the people from the FDA work for the pharmaceutical comp they work for each other when they should be protecting people. Best of luck

Answer 4

polka for real for 23 minutes

Answer 5

Try alli it's the best. I've been using it since june and i've lost 40 pounds.

It's the only FDA approved pill out there.

You can get it in walmart. Here is some more info.
http://www.myalli.com/

Answer 6

Avoid late night eating Because your metabolism slows down when you sleep

Answer 7

Set new goals even you lose 10 pounds

Answer 8

eat a rainbow of colors have at least one brightly colored fruit or vegetable in each meal and if appropriate eat the skins thats where youll find a powerhouse of antioxidants

Answer 9

Exercise in the morning to speed up weight loss

Answer 10

Fruits and veggies are best source for fiber