Top 6 diet pills

Almost everyone’s relying on diet pills for faster weight loss nowadays. Different diet pills are available in the market and consumers really can’t make the intelligent decision of choosing which product to purchase. The following are the 6 top diet pills that are effective.

1. Xenical

It is a prescription only drug for the long-term treatment of obesity. It is medically proven effective and safe with only mild side effects for most patients who don’t stick to their recommended diet.

2. Proactol

Unlike Xenical, Proactol is a non-prescription drug. Although it is only new to the market, it is proven more effective than the over Xenical. The main ingredient is the patented fibre complex made from Opuntia ficus-indica cactus, which consists of a non-soluble fibre and a soluble fibre. Fats are impossible to be absorbed by the body due to the way the soluble fibre binds fats with a fluid gel.

3. Ephedra

Ephedra is a stimulant that suppresses the appetite and has been on the list of the FDA warnings since its introduction in 1990. It is composed of amphetamine-like compounds which affects the nervous system. Side effects include insomnia and depression, and causes irregular and rapid heart contractions.

4. Phentermine

It also works as an appetite suppressant and is available over the internet in different strengths and dosages. It works by sending messages to the central nervous system and increases the adrenaline of the person. Side effects include blurred vision, insomnia, rapid heart beats and chest pain that worsen over time.

5. Conjugated Linoleic acid

CLA is the active ingredient in most diet pills. It is a fatty acid produced in the gut of a number of mammals, plants and possibly in humans too. It works to transport, store and metabolize fats effectively. CLA has been tested on animals and even on few humans. Different effects were observed. Some did lose weight, and others saw little or no change in their weight at all.

6. Chitosan

It is a fiber found in the skeletons of some marine animals. Sellers claim that it contains a fat-blocking ability and will help lose weight, but there is only very little evidence to support this conclusion.

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