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Weight loss supplements

 

When you want to loose weight, we tend to accept any help that is provided to us. This is where diet pills come in. If you search the internet, you’ll find hundreds of different pills and supplements and it makes it very hard to find the right one.
 
I tallied a few choices from different web sites and I’ll try to do my best to explain each and every one. Here is the list of “MY” top 10 diet pills on the market that seem to please the most dieters.
 

	Anorex
	Bio Slim
	Carb Bloc
	Corti Slim
	Hoodia
	Leptoprin
	Metabo Speed
	Suvaril
	Trim Spa
	Xenadrine EFX

 

These are the people’s choices as weight loss supplements in order to lose weight safely. Again, I don’t recommend taking any of these supplements without a proper diet and having consulted a physician if you suffer from any medical problem.
 
Every supplement has its own label, so read carefully. Some have side effects and it would be wise to be aware of what they can and cannot do to you during the time of treatment. I also need to mention that every person’s metabolism is different, one supplement can work wonders for you but not for me and vice versa. It’s important to choose wisely and follow the directions on the labels.
 
I remember back in 1996 when “ephedra” was legal in supplements, a girlfriend of mine told me that she was taking a supplement that contained ephedrine and couldn’t sleep at night. Duh! ephedrine increases your metabolism and gives you energy, something like super caffeine. The label said to take 2 capsules twice a day before training. She was taking 2 in the morning, 2 at noon and 2 at diner time without exercise!!! No wonder she couldn’t sleep, she probably felt like the energizer bunny and wanted to run a marathon at 11 pm.
 
The moral of this story is “READ CAREFULLY” these supplements are not candy and are meant to be taken seriously. So read on and see if one is right for you.
 

 

What you should know...

 

To date, no published studies have supported their use in weight reduction, and unpublished studies that have shown benefits in weight reduction were mostly done by their manufacturers. (...) The best advice is to avoid weight loss supplements, which generally do not work and may be dangerous. The Food and Drug Administration banned the sale of dietary supplements containing ephedra (ephedrine alkaloids) because of their harmful cardiovascular effects, including increased blood pressure, stroke and irregular heart rhythm. About 100 deaths have been reported.
 

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