Has anyone used natural weight loss pill EPH200, should I save my money and not try it?
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I haven't tried EPH200 yet but its been ordered. What I have been taking, and it sounds like a lot of pills, is a combination of HEALTHY supplements that are all natural and I've lost 14 pounds in 6 weeks without a lot of changes. You can read about each one on Google and see for yourself that there are no side effects. The only one you have to watch is the 5HTP if you are already taking anti-depressents. \n1. Green tea extract, 1000 mg. 3x day\n2. 5HTP, 100 mg. 3x day\n3. Tonalin CLA, 1000 mg. 3x day\n4. Hoodia, 250 mg or more for hunger, 3x day\n5. Relora, 250 mg. 3x day\n \nNONE have ever nauseated me taking them 1/2 hour before meals. They keep you calm, they suppress appetite, they are good for digestion and cholestral, they help insomnia, headaches and boost your immune system. I feel healthy and have tons of energy. The 5HTP also takes away your sugar and other junk food cravings.  Sometimes if I get busy after I take the pills I even forget to eat. Be sure you buy PURE Hoodia, not the 20:1 ration garbage that is made from the leaves of the plant other wise you're throwing your money away.  Shop around online for the best prices. Good luck.\nP.S.....I'm a 47 year old female who's struggled with these 15 pounds for 2 years. No more!
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The only weight loss product that works is the one called "Diet & Exercise".  Everything else is 'snakeoil'.  Don't buy it.  It'll make you sick, rather than healthy.  If it worked, wouldn't it be on the front page of the Times?
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My friend uses a natural progesterone cream made from wild yam.  It hasn't caused any weight gain.  It's not as strong nor quite as effective as the synthetic prescriptions, but it doesn't have the bad side-effects, either.
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Hi,\nClenbuterol made me sick, I got a rash and couldn't breath well.  I've tried all different diets, and the weight loss is only temporary. I finally tried diet pills on the market are made from Hoodia. I saw this stuff on ABC News. It's all natural and safe, and it works! My wife took it for a month and dropped 20 pounds. I took it for a month and lost about 13 (but I didn't exercise).\n\nI bought the natural hoodia from this website: http://www.alllsite.info/free-diet-pills.php . I checked the web site address so I can post it here and I saw they're running a promotion now to get a free 2 week sample for only $4.97! I'm going to order this supply for my wife and give it to her for Christmas =)
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The "weird side effects" part will exclude the supplement I took. GNC offered Xenadrine with ephedra some years back (before it was banned). The GNC store rep pretty much told me that it has no side effects and it is completely safe. He even showed me the testimonials from such celebs as Sylvester Stallone and said it was legitimate. (I should have known then and there that if Sly's stamp of quality is on a product, something must be wrong)\n\nWhile I did lose weight because it completely suppressed my appetite (to the point where in the first couple days I barely ate anything), but my heart beat almost twice as fast at rest and when I tried to exercise I was winded within 10 minutes. I wasn't really extremely overweight, just maybe 5-10 pounds over my normal weight. Plus I did exercise before I took the ephedra. Xenadrine later went on to claim that the reports of deaths from their supplement were erroneous because the people who had been taking ephedra were so overweight and out of shape that they would have had heart attacks anyway. I think that's complete nonsense. I could run several miles before taking that drug and I wasn't more that a few pounds over my normal weight. After taking it I could barely run half a mile before getting totally winded and flushed. The drug is dangerous, period.\n\nThe one thing I hope you can take away from this anecdote is that you should never take a supplement's testimonials at face value. For one, they have a conflict of interest: they must claim their product is both safe and effective or else they run out of business. Secondly, GNC and its store reps are often as much to blame as the companies, because they may gloss over evidence that shows that the supplement is not safe in order to make a sale. I have often wondered how GNC can claim it is about health and well-being when practically half of their products have no scientific evidence behind them. Frankly, a lot of the stuff GNC offers is borderline "speed" or anabolic steroids- albeit made in such a way to appear it is "natural" or "herbal". Cyanide is also natural.\n\nXenadrine now has a supplement that no longer contains ephedra (aka ma juang). But it still contains a lot of stimulants. Anna Nicole Smith lost a ton of weight because they basically drugged her up with stimulants (I mean seriously, you think she actually worked out to get that way?).\n\nCaffeine is a common ingredient in weight loss and energy supplements. Caffeine suppresses your appetite while also increasing your metabolism. I guess it's good, to a point. But the levels of caffeine in some of these supplements makes them equivalent to 5 or more cups of coffee. Try drinking that amount of coffee and see what results you get. You will get all jittery, nervous, and easily peeved.\n\nThese supplements will work initially since they suppress appetite. But you don't really want to take them in the long run. They won't change your lifestyle. If anything, they will make you more dependent on them. Once you go off the supplements, your metabolism will be so out of whack that you'll start to pack on the pounds again. Weight bearing exercise to build muscle mass and aerobic exercise, along with a reduction in caloric intake, are the only effective, long-term ways to lose weight. Supplements aren't for the long term, even if they do work initially.
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I have never tried eph 200 but I have just ordered it to give it a try.
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Are you exercising? Try walking everyday for an hour.  If not, order EPH200 it is all natural and even the FDA has approved it.  This stuff is ephedra free and phenomenal.
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Here's a list of the seven herbs- straight from the website. IF these are the correct ones, it doesn't contain ephedra. one of them (citrus aurantium) does contain synephrine, which has similar effect to ephedra although supposedly not the damaging nervous system effects for which ephedra was banned. And it does also contain African Hoodia. The others are all minerals or plant extracts currently sold over the counter for weight loss. None of it sounds too dangerous... as long as you don't over do it. I'm not sure it will work better than anything else already out though. And yes, I totally think they stuffed that girl on their website. \nVitamin D \nCalcium \nChromium \nCitrus Aurantium \nGreen Tea \nSouth African Hoodia Gordonii \nGarcinia Cambogia \nGymnema Sylvestre \nGuarana \nYerba Mate \nWhite Willow Bark \nGelatin \nMagnesium Stearate \nSilicon Dioxide \nEPH200 does not contain ephedra.
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hi. It didnt work for me. I'm 26, 5'8 and weight 150. I took these pills for like 2 months and didnt lose any weight. It gave me headaches and nausea. Now I know it's better to exercise and eat right. Stop thinking about diet pills and work out!!
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Fat burners, weight loss aids, etc... are inneffective in the long run, and not a healthy way to lose weight.  Although, the best by far on the market were the ephedra/caffeine supplements because they were very effective in the short term.  What has worked for me is consistent exercise, eating more SENSIBLY (I don't do diets), and watching your portion sizes.  There are supplements that can help you along in you weight loss endeavors, like ones that can curb your appetite, but if you're serious about losing weight, a little help from these type of supplements make a huge difference.  Look for a GOOD form of Hoodia or Slimaluma.
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As lame as it sounds, I have tried a bunch of different ones, and followed directions carefully. The only one that I had lasting and noticeable results was with NV.\n\nTry it, it's just one pill in the morning and one in the afternoon, and within a month, you'll notice a huge difference! I've lost 25lbs with it already! Of course, I have also cut my caloric intake and increase my cardio to 4-5 times a week, but I was working out steadily with the others as well. This one works.
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Fat burners are not a waste of money for people that need a bit of an edge.  Yes, it is true that diet and the right exercise plays a huge role in reducing body fat, but fat burners DO WORK for many people if you take them correctly.  They do help kick start your metabolism especially if taken in the morning on an empty stomach followed by aerobic activity.  I've tried all the one's you mentioned and others.  Some may make you feel more jittery and others outright nauseous.  They all pretty much do the same thing.  I found HotRox to be fairly effective for me, but Hydroxycut also works well.  Lipo6 made me feel a bit nauseous if I take the dosage they recommend, but it works well too.\n\nDon't get hung up on brands as they all are fairly equivalent.  It's how you take them, when you take them, what you do after you take them and what you eat that is far more important than the brand of fat burner.  That I guarantee.
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Well I can't find the site you were on but Orthosiphon is just an herb that company's are putting into there weight loss pills. If they are not giving you a lot of info on the product I would stay away from it. If you want a recommendation I did some research and I right now am taking lipo6 from nutrex. I have not been taking the recommended doses cause it strong stuff and I am trying to get use it to. I need to step up my work out but it seems to be working. Check out GNC.com and see what out there. You can get stuff there for like 40 buck and get it right away instead of waiting for shipping and paying for shipping
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I used hydroxycut before and it SUX!!!!!!!\n\nI was even jogging and working out and didn't lose any weight at all. This drug is used to gain muscle and weight apparently. I will never use it again.
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Hi,\nI've tried all different diets, and the weight loss is only temporary. Ephedrine diet pills are really dangerous, stay away from them. However, I finally tried diet pills on the market are made from Hoodia. I saw this stuff on ABC News. It's all natural and safe, and it works! My wife took it for a month and dropped 20 pounds. I took it for a month and lost about 13 (but I didn't exercise).\n\nI bought the natural hoodia from this website: http://www.alllsite.info/free-diet-pills.php  . I checked the web site address so I can post it here and I saw they're running a promotion now to get a free 2 week sample for only $4.97! I'm going to order this supply for my wife and give it to her for Christmas =)
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Newspaper readers around the U.S. are again being bombarded in early 2006 by ad inserts in their Sunday papers touting "The New Skinny Pill," which closer reading reveals as the supplement Zyladex Plus.\n\nAccording to the ad, which features the misleading photo of what appears to be a prescription drug bottle, this amazing pill "is now available in the United States without a prescription" and will enable you to lose up to 15 pounds a week. The ad claims "clinical studies prove it." \n\nThe ad, however, provides absolutely no information about what is in this pill or how it works, and its manufacturer Medlab has no website where this information can be found. When you phone the number in the ad that you are urged to call 24 hours a day to order the product, and ask what the active ingredient in the pill is, the operator tells you "I actually do not have that information available."\n\nBut when this pill was being pushed several years ago, it was one of the many containing the combination of the amphetamine-like compound Ephedrine (since banned by the U.S. FDA) and caffeine.\n\nFurther research suggests that the active ingredient in the current formulation is bitter orange, a common substitute for ephedrine. Extracts from the peel of bitter orange contain the chemical synephrine, a substance similar to ephedrine, and it may contribute to weight loss by increasing metabolism. \n\nIt is unclear whether bitter orange acts similarly in raising heart rate, respiratory rate and blood pressure, but if it does, Zyladex Plus could be risky for people with arrhythmias and high blood pressure.\n\nWhile the ad misleadingly seeks to invoke the good name of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration by saying Zyladex Plus has been "approved for release by a FDA REGISTERED laboratory," needless to say the product -- like virtually all supplements -- has NEVER been judged for effectiveness or safety by the FDA
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Yes, I took it for years and I recommend you stay away from it.  It works but it's addictive and deadly.  It's banned for a reason and the risks largely outweigh the benefits.  Ephedra acts to vasoconstrict your blood vessels and can be hazardous to anybody's health. It has caused heart attacks and high blood pressure and has lead to bleeding in the brain in young fit people and even athletes. \n\nHere's a worthy link for your review:\nhttp://preventdisease.com/news/articles/ephedra_debate.shtml