what is the best diet pill on the market that is safe and effective?
485478
There isn't one.  Exercise and eat healthier.  It's free and your body will thank you.
495078
No diet pill is good to use to lose weight if you want to be healthy. The best way to lose weight is to control your eating habits, eating healthier, and exercising. Diet Pills are not 100% safe or effective you know.
492733
Diet pills are never good. Cut the salt, sugar and fats and exercise and drink lots of water. \nI have heard of an herbal tea that helps with metabolism. I would visit a health food store and inquire of something that is better for you to use like a tea then diet pills. diet pills are addicting. Make an appointment with a dietician and join a health club to help motivate you. Have you tried weight watchers? People fall back on diets because they cut out things like desserts. If you go on Weight Watchers plan you never cut the dessert. Everything is counted out for you in each meal for your calorie intake. That is what I heard. I've never tried it. Good luck.
920215
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
68333
Diet pills aren't really effective.  You need to be very careful.  I used stacker 2 once - I only took one pill and it made me feel like my heart was going to jump out of my chest.  I felt sick and it was kinda scary.  That was only taking one pill, one time!  None of their claims are backed up by anything but paid spokesmodels.  If a pill could really make people lose weight, I seriously doubt that we would have this huge obesity problem in the US.\n\nLosing weight is hard, no doubt about that.  You need to be committed to making a lifestyle change.  A lot of people start out really gung-ho, which is fine but it burns out after a short time.  You need to cut out all sodas & reduce the amount of juice you drink.  All natural juice is better than the sugary stuff, but you still need to watch.  You should drink some skim milk (for calcium) and mainly water - lots of it - about 64 oz (8 glasses) per day.  It sounds like an awful lot, but just carry a water bottle with you all the time.  You also need to cut out sweets, chocolates, candy, and other junk like chips.  Eat more veggies, salad is good but go easy on the dressing!  You can still treat yourself now and then, but only have one cookie instead of 10.  \n\nWatch portion sizes and try not to eat after 7PM.  Get more active - join a sports team or just hit the gym.  Try walking or biking instead of driving (if possible).  Instead of laying on the couch playing video games or watching tv, take the dog for a walk.  Anything to get moving!  After awhile you won't crave the sweets and junk, you will want to be up moving instead of laying around.  Small changes can make big difference, but be patient.  \n\nGood luck!
949017
Phenterfein is the best diet supplement I've ever tried. And I've only had it for 2 days! It makes you feel really really happy and you don't ahve any desire to eat. My wife can tell every time I take it because it makes me a lot more smiley and talkative. I've already dropped 3 lbs in the first 2 days! I'm taking 2 caps in the morning and 1 in the afternoon. So each bottle will last me for 40 days.
186681
these products are effective; you must follow the suggestions on the bottle b/c a lot of them suggest drinking plenty of water; regular exercise; balanced diet\n\nthese suggestions are important to follow b/c any unhealthy activity will sabotage the diet supplements\n\nthe downfall behind the supplements is that as soon as you stop using them you gain the weight back, unless you have implemented a good exercise/eating plan;\n\nit's good if you consult a doctor or personal trainers on this, that way a professinal can assess whether you need those pills or not; those pills can be addictive and only people who are overweight by 60 pounds or more should use them, also adults over the age of 20 should use them, b/c by this time your body should have stop growing; they aren't intended for children/teens
587604
there are no safe diet pills\n\ndont take them, they only screw up your body\n\nstop being lazy, work out, and eat right\n\nit's amazingly easy if you have even a little bit of self-discipline
1067897
The best way to lose weight is of course, a healthy diet and a frequent exercise plan.  If you insist on taking diet pills, make sure that you fully research each type before trying it.
337749
Diet Pills are a waste of money. If you need a pill to give you a boost of energy try "Vivarian" Caffeine pills. Does the same exact thing. Fraction of the price. Or, Try the Medifast Diet from Take Shape for Life. You will lose weight quickly with little or no exercise. It was recommended by my Dr. and it is healthy. They teach you to eat 5-6 small meals a day every 2-3 hours so you speed up your metabolism. I lost 25 lbs. from it so far.
992094
Selinium is an awsome way to lose weight. It doesn't cost a lot of money and you can find it at pretty much any health store. It's not really even a diet pill. It doesn't speed up your heart or give you tones of energy like other things. When you take it everything is normal. What it does is it just speeds up your matabolism. I take one every day alond with being on a diet. I started this last year around Christmas and I have already lost 28 pounds.
1045379
NO!  Diet pills do not work.   There are none that work.
151879
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.
608702
Well not all the hoodia available in market are good enough to be really effective. Most of them make false claims and are not close to actual hoodia itself...\n\nyou might want to have a look here to see what these ppl have to say about hoodia ..\n\nhttp://safe-hoodia.blogspot.com/\nhttp://hoodia-diet-pills.beyond-info.com/
195685
No diet pill sold over the counter works. Nothing sold on TV works. If the bottle, ad, website or commercial says "this product/these claims have not been evaluated by the FDA" it's bogus.\n\nGo to your doctor for a diet pill if you really need one. But try exercising & cutting back on food first--it works wonders.
338441
I don't know about a healthy pill, but green tea will increase your BMR (Basal Metabolism Rate).  There are over the counter drugs that you can take but it is unproven if they are are healthy called thermogenics.  Lipo-6 is suppose to be a good one. They speed up your resting HR and decrease appetite
569500
Over the counter ones are mostly garbage.  If they say they aren't evaluated by the FDA and not meant to treat any disease or condition, don't waste your money.\n\nI use Phentermine, which is prescription, taken under a doctor's supervision. I've lost 35 lbs this year.