Your Question About Easy Weight Loss

Carol asks…

What is the best weight loss supplement to take?

I really need to lose weight bad and I will be working out 7 days a week and I was wondering what is the best weight loss supplement to take along with exercise and healthy eating? Preferably a fat burner and or metabolism booster.

weight loss cardiff answers:

K so try to eat less good
if u wanna lose weight but dont hurt yourself a lot i got some tips that i figured through my long termed diet and that way u can eat more!
Drink a lot of water
DON’T eat any food for 3hours after u exercise
dont take cold showers after exercising tht will stop ur metabolism
eat a lot of vegetable and fruit before main food so u wont be hungry and u will eat less
2glasses of water after each meal
dont eat food for an hour before u sleep
im a 15 year old girl and im on a diet,all that stuff i told u work

Maria asks…

Is it safe to work out right after taking a weight loss supplement? ?

I have recently started taking a weight loss supplement. I’m not sure if it’s safe to work out (run) right after taking the supplement. Please tell me if thats okay or not. Thanks!

weight loss cardiff answers:

Well generally you should be OK, but as well all weight loss supplements have a risk of death with simply taking the drug, natural weight loss, or weight loss hypnosis would be an easier/healthier way for you to lose some weight. You can read about weight loss hypnosis and natural weight loss diets here http://www.losetheweightonline.com/?page_id=174 but, you shouldn’t die πŸ˜‰

Michael asks…

Do herbal weight loss supplements have permanent long term effects?

Lets say someone is in his/her late teens and has been taking herbal weight loss supplements on and off since his/her early teens. Long term, would this habit lead to thyroid issues or heart issues?

weight loss cardiff answers:

It is possible if they were not used properly.
If someone has problems with weight loss he should be tested for hypothyroidism.

The following blood tests should be done: TSH, FT4, FT3 and most importantly anti-thyroid antibodies.
Normal TSH is 0.3-3. (Some doctors still use the out-dated reference range of 0.5-5.5)

See the symptoms below:
http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/hypothyroidism/ds00353/dsection=symptoms
http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com

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