that stuff is horrible for you. it can cause heart issues at the minimum. diet pills don't work....please find a healthier way to reach your goals.

I agree with Cal7; lifestyle changes are the way to go IMO.

do NOT take diet pills. they SERIOUSLY mess with your health. i took alli a couple years ago and it totally screwed me up. my dad took phen-phen back in the day and it seriously messed him up too. he has all kinds of health problems.

Please, "antiagingplan europe" advertising by members is not allowed on DS.

your makeing what,lol. wrong choises
Diet pills is strickly a proffitable money making business which causes health problems.

For me natural is the way to go.

Please just eat healthy foods.

Watch portion sizes and eat a variety of good stuff.

We should have patience with wt loss, we did not gain it overnight. Lifestyle changes are the way to go.

How did alli screw you up? I am curious about that if you don't mind answering. Thanks!

I wouldn't order them online. Check the history on problems in past with some alleged meds from online 'pharmacies'; some 'meds' have had poisonous substances in them since they were made to look like the real brands but came from fake pharmacies made in 3rd world nations.
I had been seeing a M.D. whose focus is weight management. It's not cheap but my diet and weight has been pretty much under control for the 2 yrs. I was going monthly. I have been taking phendametrazine - similar too but around longer than phentermine. They really monitor and will only prescribe meds for a month max. I have to diligently count calories. When I don't,the weight slowly creeps back. Thought I could continue on my own as I was only taking the meds when I really was in danger of overrating. Long story short, I've put 20 lb back (of 50 lb lost) on in two years. Back to counting calories, taking the meds daily (had about a month supply left) and made Dr. appt. for next month. The meds help me tremendously, don't make me hyper or antsy at all, just take the edge off the hunger. Bottom line: the meds can be dangerous if you're not being medically monitored. The monthly doctor visit and meds cost about $140/mo ( which is why I stopped going) and labs,EKG, etc. may or may not be covered by insurance. For Christmas, I'm telling spouse I want a year of doctor and meds again. Anyway, I've lost 4 lb now-again- and the meds do help me stay on track but I have to count calories diligently. Good luck.

Hi I take lychee-mango. It is all natural super fruit chew. I buy it at gnc.
It does help. It just make you not want to eat as much. it has natural antioxidants. I take one in the morning with breakfast and then one in early evening. look it up on line.

Typically if someone wants to try something they are going to do it regardless of what anyone else thinks. All I can say is with any medication do your research. I would avoid online purchases. With Phentermine you should see a physician. Not only will you be monitored (not at monitor appropriately), but they maintain documentation of your treatment plan. That can be a great thing should any issues occur. My primary care physician prescribed them for me. The only expense I had was $20 for the medication at a local grocers pharmacy. They worked very well for me (I also walked daily). I dropped a ton of weight. I gained 20 back within a few years due to poor eating choices and no exercise. Personally I would advise against the use of them. Due to the drug I now experience heart palpitations. They are mild and do not occur often, but the point is that I did not have them prior to taking that medication. Also, I know from personal experience Phentermine is visible on a drug screen. It appears as an amphetamine. You better have a prescription with your name on it to prove that what appears on that drug screen is actually legal.