Buying Guide for Herbal Slimming Pills
I’ve been using gaia herbs acai berry for about 5 months now and i just realized they’re really not diet pills. i’ve researched and found out that Unique Hoodia really helps with supressing appetites and losing body fat. so
1. is that true?
2. are there diet pills that are better?
3. if you’ve used unique hoodia how was it?
4. where can i buy unique hoodia?
I’m not overweight, BMI wise I fall into the normal category, but I am looking to lose 10 lbs that I gained after working in a pastry shop for a year.
I’ve read a lot about herbal thyroid supplements helping people lose weight (along with diet and exercise, of course) as well as leptin supplements. I do not have a thyroid condition, but was wondering if these supplements are safe for people without a thyroid condition and actually aid in weight loss. I’m not interested in diet pills that claim to drop pounds, so if these are similar I’d like to know.
Any advice or personal experiences are greatly appreciated.
And also, I am only 19 if that matters any.
Thank you. 
recently somebody have started to report my answers on yahoo answers community. As a result I keep to receive lettersinforming abut cancelation of my answers. I have appealed almost all cases and even received such a message from yahoo team
Thank you for taking the time to submit an appeal. Upon review, we found the following answer was not in violation of the Answers Community Guidelines:
"Nowadays weight loss is bothering a lot of minds. I am convinced the the best way to loose weight is to increase your physical activity and to eat fewer calories. It’s best to lose weight slowly. And many experts say you can do that without going on a "diet." Instead, the key is making simple tweaks to your lifestyle. One pound of fat — is equal to 3,500 calories. By shaving 500 calories a day through dietary and exercise modifications, you can lose about a pound a week. If you only need to maintain your current weight, shaving 100 calories a day is enough to avoid the extra 1-2 pounds most adults gain each year. However there are a lot of diet pills offered in the market. I would not in any case intake any chemical diet pills. It is well known that they affects your psychiatric conditions and even can lead to suicidal thoughts. As by my experience the most safe should be some natural remedies, for example some herbal preparations like "Slimfast". I personally did not take slimfast as I am totally satisfied with my body shape and weight but I have an aunt who is obsessed with idea to loose weight for some years already. She tried a lot of methods starting from herbalife,starvation, weight loss tea, diets and etc but unfortunately nothing showed great results. Her last choice is "Slimfast" and so far she is satisfied with results. Good Luck!"
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So my question has been restored back. It means that I did not violate any yahoo answers rules.
MY QUESTION IS HOW I CAN LEARN WHO REPORT MY ANSWERS TO BE DELETED OR AT LEAST WHAT I CAN DO TO PREVENT SUCH CASES?
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to answerer "What the heck was that?"
I have posted this question because i really want to know the answer. I dont force anybody to read it. If you are not willing to answer just don’t read it.
I had not any intention to receive your ‘everyone feel sorry for me’ attitude!!!
the answerer with nick "What the heck was that?" wrote that he is reporting this question! I cant believe my eyes!
are there any diet pills/aids that really work? it seems like all the weight loss products they advertise are just herbal supplements etc and i hear none of them work–has anyone used anything that really helps curb your appetite? i know we have to excersise in order to lose weight and there are no magic pills–but years ago the dexatrin pills did help because they made you not feel hungry—-by the way does anyone know why they changed those? i know they are different now and they no longe rhave an ingriedient they originally did as–why did they have to change them–was it the fda?thanks
i do know that there are no magic pills but many claim to curb your hunger and i find that hard to believe because everyine i know that has tried the ones that claim this have told me it dies not curb hunger at all
My stepmom is already thin. People comment on it all the time with worry in their voices. She’s always been thin, yet she will not be convinced that she doesn’t need to lose weight. In the 15 years I’ve known her, she has not stopped counting calories, avoiding carbs, taking up fad diets (South Beach, Atkins, Weight Watchers, Master Cleanse, etc., etc.), and skipping meals altogether. Our refrigerator contains nothing but low-fat / fat-free / diet / low-calorie / 0-calorie / negative-calorie products. Now, just a few days ago, I found something that really sent up a red flag: a stash of appetite suppressants and diet pills that fills a kitchen drawer and two cupboards. It includes:
-"Quick Boost" Energy Drink Mix / Dietary Supplement from Quick Weight Loss Center (24 boxes, each containing 14 units)
-"Herbal-Slim Lite" from Quick Weight Loss Center (3 bottles, each containing 180 capsules)
-"EFA" Essential Fatty Acid Dietary Supplement from Quick Loss Weight Center (8 bottles, each containing 120 capsules)
-"Carb Blocker" from Quick Loss Weight Center (8 bottles, each containing 90 capsules)
-"Herbal-Slim Metabolizer" from Quick Loss Weight Center (4 bottles, each containing 180 capsules)
-"15-Day Weight Loss Cleanse & Flush" (1 bottle containing 60 capsules)
-"Fücothin" Concentrated Fucoxanthin (1 bottle containing 60 capsules)
-"Zenergize: Burn" Natural Weight Loss Boost (2 boxes, each containing 10 units)
-"Naturalean Complete: Trim Effects Crave Control Formula" (1 bottle containing 100 capsules)
-"Glycotrol" from the Houston Weight Loss & Lipo Center (2 bottles, each containing about 50 pills)
-"Slim Shots" Liquid Appetite Controller (1 box containing 30 shots)
I hope my stepmother is not taking all of these products concurrently. It appears that she’s at least sampled each one, and worked her way through many of them. A quick glance over these products reveals that few, if any, are FDA-approved. "Slim Shots" claims that four separate studies point to the efficacy of their product, but I can’t find any of these studies published anywhere. The claims of some of the other products (e.g. Fücothin) seem to be based on results of preliminary studies that have not yet been replicated. And although they all claim to be "all-natural" and "chemical-free," they seem to have effects on the body that could still be dangerous: altering the pancreas’ absorption capacity, changing the body’s base metabolic rate, making the body feel full when it is actually hungry, etc. And isn’t GlycoTrol intended for people with diabetes? I know my stepmother is not diabetic.
The worst part is that my sister and stepsister, both teenagers, have learned that the compulsive quest for thinness is completely normal and that taking supplements for weight loss is nothing unusual. My sister, who is 19 and perfectly thin, berated me today after I criticized her for taking Sim Shots. She claims to have her own sizable stash in her room somewhere.
Am I making a big deal out of nothing, or is there cause for legitimate concern here? Is this grounds for some sort of intervention? Should I talk to my doctor?
I should probably add that I’ve heard through the family grapevine that my stepmother has suffered from eating disorders as a teenager and young woman.
