Do Diet Pills Actually Work?

[Anonymous]

I've started working out and eating healthily lately in order to lose some weight (I'm a bit chubby but not noticeably so and certainly not obese).I want to speed up the process a bit, and was thinking of using an over the counter weight loss type pill- something like zantrex 3 or hydroxycut. Do they work?

I know people have said they aren't safe, blahblahblah.

I just want to know if they will work

[Bodhi1234]

I take Lipo 6, and it works great for me. But what you have to know is, you also need to run or some sort of cardio to see results in any supplement. There are no pills these days that will help you loose weight by sitting on your a*s eating taco bell. If you are determined to loose the weight and want to see a change, work out 3 to 4 days a week and eat right.

[MOZZY10]

iT'LL TAKE YOU ABOUT A YEAR OF INTENSE EXCERSIZE TO REMOVE THAT TYPE OF CHUBBY FLAB, MOST LIKELY THE PILLS WILL WORK BUT NOT IN YOUR SITUATION THE WAY YOU WOULD LIKE, BECAUSE CHUBBY FAT IS LOOSE FLAB THAT CAN'T BE BURNED OFF SIMPLY BY TAKING PILLS. IT WILL TAKE INTENSE GYM WORK OUTS AND STRICT DIETING . . .

[Kain6th]

YEAH!

[justjumpit4]

I'm pretty sure they're for loosing larger amounts, not like in your case.

[WoIIie]

Diet pills have more of a placebo effect. They work in a very subtle way, but most of the time you are better off just working out a little bit more to get that extra burn. It's a waste of money.

[honestdude10]

some do,but they are not recomended if you only have a little bit of fat to burn which sounds like you(little not a lot of fat)

[Anonymous]

No, they don't

[Ezmotts]

No.