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There is no perfect “best” weight loss pill and as with all weight loss pills, proper eating habits and regular exercise are important in achieving your goal. Expend more calories than you consume for success. Remember these products are not endorsed by the FDA, so check with your physician before taking any supplements.

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Please trust me when I say you don’t need a weight loss pill to lose weight. Nobody does.

Every weight loss pill company says to diet and exercise while taking their product. Why, because that is how you lose weight, through diet and exercise.

If you see no weight loss then they can say “Well, we do recommend diet and exercise as well”. It’s a win win situation for them.

Each pill has there own set of side effects and hidden dangers and all have the potential to cause harm. Why would you take the risk when you can lose weight by simply eating well and exercising. You have not said anything about healthy eating, this is a must if you are to achieve weight loss.

Have you been doing strength training (weights) as part of your exercise routine. We need muscle in order to burn fat. Muscle is a very active tissue, so burns fat even while resting. You need to have a certain amount of muscle in order to burn fat efficiently. Every pound of muscle you have will burn 50 extra calories per day.

If you burn more calories than you take in (achieved through a healthy eating plan), build up muscle through strength training and complete 30 minutes of solid cardio a day then weight loss is a certainty.

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Good luck and all the best with your weight loss goals

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Many people eat ‘healthy foods’, but still in the wrong quantities. I know it’s a pain to do, but counting calories really makes it painfully obvious where you’re getting those extra calories that you don’t need from which are preventing you from losing weight.

Write down everything you eat every day. Make sure you measure out portions sizes with a small scale or measuring cups and spoons – most people overestimate by 30% or more, so don’t guess. Aim to eat no fewer than 1200 and no more than 1500 calories each day.

Also make sure you’re getting the correct balance of foods – most people over do the grains (you only need 6 servings a day, and when an average bagel contains 3-4 servings these days it’s really easy to see how people over do it. Pasta is another one that fools so many – a ‘serving’ of pasta is just 1/2 cup. Most people sit down to 1.5-2 cups at dinner). Most people also under do it when it comes to veggies – we’re supposed to be getting about 2.5 cups of veggies and 1.5 cups of fruit a day, which is a lot more than the average person does.

Also watch your juice intake (1/3 cup of apple juice is a serving size equivalent to a whole apple, but most people drink a huge glass because it’s a ‘healthy’ food), and if you’re eating any meal replacement, or quasi-healthy bars make sure you read the calorie content carefully. You’re much better to have a salad with chicken on it than these bars.

Plan ahead and have small snacks between meals (counting the calories of course), to keep hunger at bay.

If you dine out, look up the nutritional information for the restaurant ahead of time to pick something healthier to eat. You’ll also find that most restaurants are serving enough for a full 2-3 people on every plate these days which is part of the reason as a society we’ve forgotten what a proper serving looks like.

Keeping your calories low does work pretty fast. I managed to lose just 16lbs over several months before starting with a dietitian. What I described to you above is what she’s been teaching me to do – and I’ve now lost just a little over 2lbs a week for just over 4 months now.

Diet pills don’t fix the problem – even if they cause you to lose a little bit of weight, even if they were safe, they’d still don’t teach you really how to eat properly and in the correct portion sizes. At best, they buy you some time, but time and not knowing how to eat properly will catch up with you and the weight will come right back on when you stop taking the pills.