Honestly no. My reasoning is this.... If such a thing really worked there would be a mile long line in front of the drug store. Then there is yhis one "We couldnt say it on TV if it wasnt true." Yes they can.. the fine is small compared to the profits. Trust me, if I ever hear of one that works I will race you to the drug store!

Hi Clifford,

I am not aware of the product you are describing, but I would always be cautious about diet products. They might work (lots don't!) but they can be dangerous and you cannot use them for ever.

I would say eating healthily is the best way. You say you are losing slowly, how slow?

Glenn

If you are talking about Alli- then I am using it. I am 58 and I lost 6 pounds this week but I am limiting myself to 1200 calories a day. Good luck

To chrissyfr:
I am not sure of the products name but I will check at the pharmacy later. It allows fat to pass through without absorbtion. I read about it in a major magazine. The problem is if you eat a lot of fat you get a bad case of the runs. I read about it in the context of teenagers abusing it.

Have you asked your dr about taking this product? Do you know how it will interact with any other meds you are taking?

By decreasing calories, sometimes all you accomplish is slowing your metabolism.
What type of exercise are you doing? Cardio is the best, and with altering the pace, and changing the type is also important. I alternate my cardio on the rowing machine, the bike and the eliptical machine.

You said that you are losing weight but slowly. Well, that's how you lose weight healthily. I know it's frustrating but here's another thought.
Muscle weighs more than fat, so how are your clothes fitting lately?

If you are eating a healthy diet, with no bad fats, little sugars except those already in fruits, no whites like flour and pastas, lots of whole wheat, fruits and veggies, then you are on the right path.

Let us know what you dr has to say about this product!