09
Jan
Chris Jensen asked:

If you want to buy diet pills, be sure to get answers to the following questions: What are some negative side effects you may experience? Do they contain stimulants or diuretics, which may increase the risk of high blood pressure, an irregular heart beat, sleep problems, or nervousness?

Some diet pills are natural or homeopathic elixirs, while others need caffeine and other stimulants to be effective. However, they are not classified as addictive since they don’t produce the same compulsive need as do many drugs.

Here are a few important safety tips: Don’t ever use diet pills in place of eating less food and exercising more, and always get your doctor’s approval. Always take the pill with a full glass of water, and always in its original form. Because these pills often contain diuretics, more frequent urination may occur, with dehydration a possibility. So make sure you drink at least eight glasses of water daily. Take only the recommended dosage; too much will increase your risk of side effects. While using diet pills, have your pulse checked regularly. A healthy pulse is less than 86 beats per minute. Stop taking the pills if this number is 90 or higher. The box of diet pills will often contain a diet plan. Be sure to follow it.

Reducing calories is of primary importance in your effort to lose weight. After three months, stop taking the pills. Reports vary on how long you can take phenylpropanolamine. Some reports say for up to 16 weeks, while others claim health problems may occur in under one month.

The two types of diet pills are prescription only and over-the counter.

Prescription only - These require a prescription from a doctor, and work in different ways. Some increase the availability of serotonin, a chemical neurotransmitter in the brain that impacts mood (i.e., they prevent depression and thus reduce calorie consumption). Moreover, serotonin reduces the desire for complex carbohydrates and curbs the appetite.

Over-the-Counter Diet Pills do, on occasion, increase blood pressure dangerously high, even causing stroke. They might contain ephedrine (which is derived from the ephedra–or Ma Huang–herb), known for its potential to increase blood pressure to dangerous levels and even to cause psychotic behavior, seizures, heart attack, stroke, and death.

Knowing your body will help you determine whether you can safely take diet pills. Avoid them if you are allergic to sulfites or tartrazine, or if you are prone to strokes or seizures. Others who should not take diet pills are pregnant women and those with prostate issues, high blood pressure, and heart problems. Also, always be sure to talk with your doctor to be sure the diet pill is right for your age group.

09
Jan
redbelt6712 asked:

stimulants — but it’ll most likely get the job done. It should also be understood that any fat burner including top rated fat burners such as Fenphedra will provide better results when they are accompanied by eating of a healthy diet and accompanied by regular exercising. Fenphedra is a top rated fat burner that does not (unlike other fat burners) contain a huge amount of ingredients. In fact, it only includes thermogenic ingredients which in turn ensure that more calories are burnt up …

05
Jan
bucshot28 asked:

I am looking to order a diet pill that will work, and YES, people I know the old fashion way diet and exercise -that’s not what I want to hear- I want to know if you have had any positive results and from what pill etc. I want to find something without stimulants.. so if you have any suggestions please help me out. I do plan on dieting as well i just want an extra boost. Thanks =- and for the people who will have smart remaks to say keep them to yourself I don’t want to read em… Thanks

10
Dec
Mark Kimathi asked:

Garcinia cambogia extract is quickly becoming a popular ingredient in many weight loss supplements. Many studies have been pointing to strong possibilities that it will help some people to lose weight. But like similar studies, the evidence is not conclusive. Inspite of this it is been cited in many weight loss supplements as been an active ingredient for losing weight.

Garcinia cambogia belongs to the citrus family like oranges and lemons. It is a small tropical fruit that is too sour to eat but the rind is used as a spice in Indian cooking. It is indigenous to India and Africa. The active ingredient usually accredited for weight loss in this fruit is its extract, hydroxycitric acid.

Hydroxycitric acid (HCA) unlike caffeine is not a stimulant. Neither is it an appetite suppressant, both of which work directly on the nerve centers of the brain. Both stimulants and appetite suppressants can have undesired side effects, including causing food binges any time you stop taking them.

Instead, HCA satisfies the body’s need for energy and improves the signaling system that the body uses to tell the brain when it has eaten enough. In overweight people this response is often delayed, causing them to continue to eat more than they need.

HCA seems to work best for people who overeat when they are anxious or stressed, as it will give the same calming effect that they get from food. Generally you do not need to eat any special foods when you are taking HCA, and there are no ‘forbidden foods’. Choose healthy foods and you should find that you lose weight and fat slowly but steadily without really trying. You can take slightly smaller portions if you wish and choose fruit instead of sugary snacks but you should not need to go hungry. This is a very natural way to lose weight.

Garcinia cambogia extract (HCA) in weight loss supplements is usually combined with chromium. Chromium is a mineral that is often lacking in our diets as we get older and a chromium deficit can contribute to weight gain and possibly diabetes. HCA and chromium seem to work in a positive synergy to regulate the body’s blood sugar levels. However if you have diabetes already, you should see your doctor before taking any products containing chromium.

Though HCA shows possibilities it is best to be cautious just like with all other weight loss supplements. For example do not take HCA if you are pregnant or breast feeding. Consult a doctor before giving it to children. You may also want to avoid HCA if you suffer from migraine or arthritis which can be worsened by citrus fruits.

HCA has some significant advantages over many other weight loss supplements ingredients because it has been extensively tested in research laboratories on both human and animal subjects and no side effects have been found. Consequently it is considered a natural weight loss supplement. It is available from many sources online and may be labeled either hydroxycitric acid or garcinia cambogia extract.