Honestly, this is the wrong place to ask that queston. You're going to get mixed answers. You won't get a definitive answer that you'll be happy with. IF you're set on trying it then go ahead. Make sure you investigate the active ingredients first. Not everything works for everyone. Ever read the small print under the before and after pics of weight loss pills? The after pic says "results not typical of average user." So try it out and report back.Originally Posted by LaurenK
Last edited by pharm_teg; 10-31-2005 at 01:39 PM.
honestly, Agree with ^, the best thing to do is to suppress your hunger by eating heavy protein, low fat diet. Which mainly leaves one thing, chicken. High protein and the right carbs are the best thing for even women who practice the gym routine. But you just cant hope on the eliptical and expect it to fall off. Give a month or 2 of strenght training and the weight should start to fall off. (sorry, damn college health and fitness classes!!)Like others have said, most pills are highly sugarized and caffinated in which studies have should linkes to caffine and weight gain.
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