A diet pill that really works?
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I have been a pharmacist for 29 years. There has never been any type of diet pill/capsule/tablet etc that works. This would include the time when amphetamines were prescribed. The only sure fire way to a leaner body is 1)less food intake 2) some exercise add these together with some real time and you will have weight loss. Habits need to be changed. And do this one at a time and take each day one at a time. Life is suppose to be enjoyable, but to often we human get inpatient. Good Luck!
Well Hoodia doesn't help! I hope that helps.
no diet pills work scientific fact
There is no magic pill to help you with a diet. They either don't work, or they have serious side effects. Take control of diet and exercise and you will see results.
there's a new diet pill called alli that is the first one to ever be approved by the FDA.
it makes you lose 50% more weight than regular dieting.
you can buy it at walgreens now.
Why is it so hard for you to exercise, I fuckn hate lazyness!!
alli
dont eat like a pig and get some exercise?
its disgusting that people are so lazy they need a pill to loose weight.
Honestly, the only real way to lose weight and keep it off is by proper nutrition and consistent exercise. I wish there was a magic pill but there really isn't!
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No diet pill keeps you healthy while losing weight. A co-worker sells a formula—all plant-based stuff you can purchase in a grocery store for practically nothing—that works...and it makes you healthy to boot...and he goes by the honor system: if it works you send a contribution.
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Alli i have never tried it but my friend has.she lost the most in one week than all the other diet plans.it i the only FDA approved diet pill .u can purchase them at walmart and drug stores. but u still have to exercise and eat healthy.
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