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Although as far as water retention, I find that drinking water and avoiding processed foods and sodium is a great natural way to deal with it.
And I don't know, anything that makes one dizzy doesn't sound right to me. Drugs of any sort always frighten me. I personally am a firm believer that we don't need any weight loss aids. *For me*, I'd much rather go the natural route. No need to resort to pills to boost things, speed things, suppress things, etc. A commitment to a healthy diet and exercise is all the aid that is needed, IMO.
I think some of their products are a bit gimmick-y, like Slimquick Extreme. I dunno what is going on with that lol. I think overall I think the idea is that of "take this if you're a female and it can help you, but not without a diet and exercise." Which in a way one could argue that if the pills were just a placebo people might have the same outcome if they followed diet a program anyhow lol. It isn't as it made me feel really bad, but then again so did my BC pills for like 3 months lol. Originally Posted by rockinrobin
Thanks for the information. It doesn't sound quite as gimmick-y now.Although as far as water retention, I find that drinking water and avoiding processed foods and sodium is a great natural way to deal with it.
And I don't know, anything that makes one dizzy doesn't sound right to me. Drugs of any sort always frighten me. I personally am a firm believer that we don't need any weight loss aids. *For me*, I'd much rather go the natural route. No need to resort to pills to boost things, speed things, suppress things, etc. A commitment to a healthy diet and exercise is all the aid that is needed, IMO.
From what I saw from the Alli website, they seem to have a more in depth diet/healthy eating program. I looked into Alli because my boyfriend saw it and in fact the only reason I tried Slimquick was because of the commercials I saw. I thought "I'm a girl..I have problems..this could help." lol. WRONG lol. With the Alli I don't believe it would help someone like me as I don't eat enough fat on a daily basis to make it work. So, never tried that one.
I hate drugs as well. Taking the Slimquick pill was a bit scary lol. I don't like taking Advil either. The good thing was the lessons I took from Slimquick has made me not try out diet aids. I never tried them before, wanting relief from things I was going through pushed me to try it because no matter what I did, nothing would make it all better. In a way BC pills didn't make things all better, but the improvement is like awesome. That is what I needed.

But that is just my experience...and I'm not for it clearly, but I can understand why people take it and why some have some sort of success.

