has anybody heard about trimbia diet pills or has anyone taken them and lost weight?
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The best way to lose weight is exercise,right diet and discipline.that is the safest way and provide healthy and good results.
899113
personally i havent tried these but iv tried many diet pills and found they didn work..there is no such thing as a miracle pill u actually hav to exercise and watch ur food!i joined weightwatchers and hav lost 8lb so far but i then started takin apple cider and put up 3lb..they dnt work in my opinion but gud lick!
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I have been on Medifast; Optifast and other like it.  Don't waste your time.  I have been on Atkins, weight watchers, South Beach and taken diet pills.  He is what finally worked for me.  I cut out deserts, bread and pasta.  I eat a lot of salads, chicken, fish and fresh fruits and vegetables.  But, I drink a whole load of water.  To make it tastier, I squeeze fruit into the water.  I found this helps me loose weight and still feel full.  I also do some exercise.  In my opinion, these diets are all full of crap.
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Do not waste your money. Also i do not believe for one second that Anna Nicole Smith lost her weight by using Trimspa. She must have hired a personal trainer and dieted correctly for her goal. However, Trimspa has made her lots and lots of money fooling the average american couch potato.
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Well I've taken plenty of diet pills and most of them have ephedrine or are caffeine based products.\n\nI would get really shaky and hyperactive and by the end of the day i was extremely tired. So worn out.\n\nI never lost weight, but some of them do work if you exercise and drink plenty of water.\n\nRead whats actually in the pills and investigate the side effects of each ingredient.\n\nBe safe and eat healthy!! :)
522782
No diet pills really work. Read the labels...they ALL say the same thing. Something along the lines of "if you take this pill with a calorie-reduced diet and regular exercise, you MAY lose weight." Even the so-called natural ones carry dangers with them that are not worth it.\n\nThere's only one safe way to lose weight effectively, and that is to eat a LITTLE less (by 200-400 calories) than the amount of calories you need to use in a day. If you eat too much less, you body goes into fat storage mode, and your attempts at starving yourself will backfire, as you will get fat quickly again when you start eating again. \n\nGo to the site below to get info on how many calories you need in a day. You can enter your personal information and get a free report.\n\nGo to weight watchers if you really want an effective way to lose weight and keep it off.
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As for diet pills, you will hear more scam than science, but the fact is that only two products are FDA-approved to help in reducing body weight and treating obesity.\nThese are orlistat( Xenical) which prevents 30% of the fat in your diet from being absorbed and thus reducing the overall calories consumed.\nThe other is sibutramine( Merdia, Reductil) which increases the sense of satiety.\nBoth agents have helped people achieve weight loss of about 5-10 % of their initial body weight when combined with balanced meals and regular physical exercise of 30 or more min on most days of the week, which has been proven to improve health greatly.\n\nIf you suffer from any health conditions, be sure to check with your doctor before using any of these pills, or any others.
714368
Yes you can lose weight from them. They also rid your body of toxins. They may even help your metabolism because when your colon is full it slows your system.
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It has proven time and time again that any of these slimming "magic bullets" MAY seem to work but only temporarily or NOT AT ALL.\n\nThere is no slimming pill that really works. The sure way is a good diet and exercise  and TIME.
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I have been taking it..For me, it's working very slowly. I've been taking them for about a month and i've only lost 3 pounds. They do work but the weight comes off slowly..If you've been taking them, i'm sure you've witnessed them working...The side effects are'nt too nice...
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No, not a single diet pill is approved by the FDA.  They haven't gone through the rigorous safety and health tests that medicines normally have to go through.  Trimspa might provide immediate effects, but you don't know what the side effects or long-term effects are going to be.
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Don’t go in for diet pills.Diet pills are widely advertised as a quick and easy way to lose weight , but most of them are not effective. Even the most natural weight loss pills can have side effects and harm your health.Some weight loss pills may help you lose weight for a short time, but after a month or so, the body becomes immune to them. More information on weight loss pills and their side effects at http://www.toloseweight.org/weightlosspill.html
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I've been taking it and have not noticed any weight loss, but I don't take it regularly.  I also take green tea pills, chromium picolate (SP?) and was taking Hoodia.  No real loss or changes.  I did hear a doctor on tv saying that everyone, everyone should take a multi and a fish oil. \n\nI have experienced weight loss by cutting back on beer (my vacation and de-stresser) and eating 1/2 a grapefruit every day, plus fresh lemon juice in my water.\n\nAs far as depression...talk to your doctor.  I know everyone says that, but do it.  Talk to him about weight loss too.  If he says to change your diet..and nothing else, see another doctor.  LOTS of folks have depression.  LOTS.  Your doctor has heard it many times and won't think you are a nut for saying it.  There are lots of meds for it, so you have options.
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They aren't "healthy", they effect your central nervous system.  Your brain stem.  Your nerves, tissue and every other organ that's related (your whole body).\n\nThe worst part is that users don't learn self-control so when they stop the pills they return to their old food choices and regain the weight they lost.  Then it starts all over again.\n\nBetter to find a diet you can stick with.  If you like slow loss, try Weight Watchers, if you like fast loss try Kimkins, if you think exercise is the way to go (slow loss), buy/rent some exercise or yoga DVDs and try them for 2 weeks.
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Hi Lucky,\n\nI just started taking it today. I am approx 145 pounds at 5'3. When I first took the two pills with breakfast I was feeling kind of fearful because the pills made me loose feeling in my skin. Plus I read some article that chromium could be bad for you. Nevertheless, I still want to experiment. The pills won't take your hunger away completely I think, but it helps you have more control. I must say I had an explosion of energy and had to go work out on my treadmill till I burned 350 calories to get the pill out of my system. I think because I am such a small girl at age 33, I just need to perhaps take less pills. So, I am going to reduce the amount to just one a day. Because I think they are way too strong for me. I just simply could not concentrate after taking them, all I wanted to do was get rid of the strange feeling that overcame me. It sort of felt like I drank 2 cups of coffee and could not sit still, to me that was a bit scary but, I am going to get through it, losing 20 pounds means a lot to me. The directions state you should lose a few pounds after the first week and then, they should start falling off a lot after the first week. Did you lose any weight at all? I will let everyone know my results after my first 10 days. ...then 20 days...and then 30 days to see if this stuff really works...I will eat right, not overly so, and I will exercise to burn atleast 200 calories a day. Let me know how it goes, and if anyone is experiencing the same emotions as I when taking this pill.
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just recently the FDA warned 16 manufacturers of weight loss supplements for making exaggerated, unsubstantiated claims about their products. \n\n"These products give unfounded hope to people who are attempting to lose weight. False and misleading claims have significant health consequences to individuals that may be overweight because these products do not produce the desired results..."\n\n\nWhat Are Fat Burners?\n\nFat burners are essentially pills which contain certain herbal ingredients such as Ephedra, HCA, Chitosan and Pyruvate, all of which claim to either increase energy, stimulate your metabolism and/or suppress your appetite. \n\nThe Dirt on Fat Burners \n\nChitosan \n\nWhat it is: A substance derived from the external skeletons of marine animals, such as crabs (ew!) \nWhat it does: Chitosan binds to fat-soluble vitamins (A, D, E and K), which prevents the body from absorbing them. \nWhere it lives: Twin Lab's Diet Fuel With Chitosan, Biotech's Fat-B-Gone With Chitosan \nShould you take it? That's up to you. First, there's a concern that Chitosan impairs absorption of carotenoids which the body converts into vitamin A. Second, most experts agree that Chitosan simply doesn't work. A handful of studies suggest that Chitosan might help trim fat, but these studies have not been published in peer-reviewed journals such as JAMA. For more info, see WebMD's take on Chitosan. \nEhpedra \n\nWhat it is: A powerful herb grown in Mongolia and China. Ephedrine (an extract of Ephedra) is an amphetamine-like compound which stimulates the nervous system and heart. \nWhat it does: An effective treatment for asthma, allergies, and sinus problems. Usually marketed for weight loss, performance enhancement, energy, or body building. \nWhere it lives: The Original Formula One, Ripped Fuel, Muscletech's Hydroxycut \nShould you take it? Um, not without some good research. Since 1994 the FDA has received more than 800 reports of adverse effects associated with products containing Ephedra. These include: high blood pressure, irregular heart rate, nervousness, insomnia, headaches, heart attacks, seizures, strokes and death. What's scary is that many of these problems occurred in young/middle aged, healthy adults who used it for weight loss. The problem often stems from mixing ephedrine with caffeine, a big no-no. Check out the Department of Health & Human Services for detailed info on the problems with Ephedra. \nPyruvate\n\nWhat it is: HCRC defines Pyruvate as: "a three-carbon (triose) ketoacid produced in the end stages of glycolysis." Translation: Pyruvate is a product of sugar metabolism. \nWhat it does: Marketers claim it can increase fat and weight loss, reduce cholesterol, and improve endurance. \nWhere it lives: Twin Lab's Pyruvate Fuel, Pinnacle Pyruvate 500 \nShould you take it? William Sukala, an expert trainer at Health Care Reality Checks says: "The minuscule doses available in commercial supplements have not been proven effective in any available research." Basically, the research that has been done doesn't support marketers' claims. It seems safe right now, but, like everything else, needs further study. \nHCA (Hydroxycitrate) \n\nWhat it is:A natural food substance extracted from the fruit of the Garcina cambogia tree grown in southern India. \nWhat it does: HCA supposedly curbs appetite and increases glycogen storage without affecting muscle or energy levels. \nWhere it lives: No-Diet Diet, Bio-Max 3000, MicroSlim, and Body Busters (among others) \nShould you take it? Not unless you enjoy wasting your money. According to a study published in JAMA, HCA is ineffective for weight loss. \nConclusion\nAs you can see, the research on fat burners is sketchy at best. No one can say with any certainty that fat burners work or if they are safe to take over a long period of time. What is a proven method of weight loss is exercise coupled with a healthy, low-calorie
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No i dont, as these drugs do not work in the long run without damaging health. I would recommend you try a diet, not a weight loss one, one that re trains your body how to eat, not so much loosing the pounds but becoming lean and loosing mega inches. Check out sureslimuk.com for safe methods. Remember do not crash diet!!!