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Posted: Tuesday, June 01, 2010 6:05:52 AM
Hi I have 21 years and want to lose weight the doctor tells me that last 5 kilos but I'm always trying to lose weight, but what I do is climb over and the truth and I do not know what to do and nothing I diet underwriting year and now nose to do

Posted: Tuesday, June 01, 2010 6:14:44 AM
Yours is a small problem, I'm about to undergo a gastric baipass, x that I have twice my weight. I recommend you go to an endocrinologist to see if you got hypothyroidism is not serious! solves with medication so maybe you can not lose weight. Good luck and you can get those extra pounds.
Posted: Tuesday, June 01, 2010 6:14:59 AM
Yours is a small problem, I'm about to undergo a gastric baipass, x that I have twice my weight. I recommend you go to an endocrinologist to see if you got hypothyroidism is not serious! solves with medication so maybe you can not lose weight. Good luck and you can get those extra pounds.
Posted: Tuesday, June 01, 2010 7:19:07 AM
I am sure you still have the chance to lose weight. Self-discipline is the right word. Good luck..
Posted: Tuesday, June 01, 2010 8:20:55 AM
You can go for diet pills to lose weight..I heard about Hoodia..Hoodia is a wonderful dietary aid with huge success rate, but it is extremely important to not overlook the potential of Hoodia side effects / diet pills side effects. Research show that awareness of side effects and proper usage of these dietary supplements can increase their effectiveness dramatically.
Posted: Monday, June 07, 2010 6:51:45 PM
I agree with Stefan, self discipline is the word. Exercise regularly, get enough rest and sleep, and eat a healthy diet. I'm sure you can lose weight with them.
Posted: Friday, June 25, 2010 7:02:49 AM
Losing Weight is not a problem but must follow some routine like, You do yoga every day,drink a lot of water,eat food that has low calories doing these things will definitely helps you.
Posted: Tuesday, July 06, 2010 1:05:44 AM
Hello Friends......

1.Drink plenty of water.

2.Start your day with a glass of water

3.Drink a glass of water before you start the meal

4.Have another glass of water while you are having the meal.

5.Include in your diet things that contain more water like tomatoes and watermelons

6.Choose fresh fruit to processed fruits

Thanks
Posted: Tuesday, September 07, 2010 8:23:12 AM
There are many diet pills available in the market. Adipex,Adipex-p and Phentramin-d is the most effective diet pills.Phentramin-d is the first chemically-formulated, non-prescription diet pill that has been designed to replace Adipex and achieve, and in many cases surpass, its effectiveness.
Posted: Thursday, September 16, 2010 5:20:44 AM
What is a good weight loss supplement?
fat calculator
Posted: Friday, September 17, 2010 12:14:22 AM
A large number of people are nowadays using carb blockers to reduce weight and become slim and trim. Carb blocker stops the complete utilization of the carbohydrates and its entry into the bloodstream in the form of glycemic sugars. Apart from that, it also boosts energy levels and controls carb cravings. These are mostly taken before meals and do not contain stimulants like as ma huang and ephedra. So they cause no bad effect to the health. Now the question arises why stimulants are bad for health? Diet products contains stimulants suppresses hunger as long as you use them and once you stop using them your appetite comes back. In many cases, it has been seen that after stopping the use of the diet pills containing stimulants, people starts gaining weight and becomes much more overweight than they were before. Further, people taking stimulants through diet supplements sometimes feel edgy, nervous and irritable. Lastly, most of the dietary stimulants are not studied & documented properly and can cause serious health implications if taken for extended periods of time.
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