Diet Pills – Do They Actually Work?
I’ve never been the sort of person who’s believed that crash diets or diet pills will help you to lose weight. In my mind if you want to shed some serious weight it’s down to old fashioned healthy eating and exercise. But a while ago I received some diet pills in a beauty box (odd I know), and thought I’d try them out. I’ve been on the slightly larger side (okay maybe a lot) since I was in my early teens. I want to blame my overeating on something, but it’s due to me loving food too much and being too lazy to burn calories. Now that I’m back home from uni and my mum buys my food I’m starting to get back in control of my eating and starting to lose weight again. I’ve been doing everything properly but I wanted to see if diet pills actually do what they say on the box, and help to ‘speed up’ the process a little. I thought that now was the best time to try them out, and with my graduation only a month away it would be handy to see some results.
I’m trying out a two week sample of Turboslim Chronoactiv pills. The idea behind them is that you take two pills a day, one in the morning and one at night. The pill you take in the morning is meant to help burn calories, and the one at night is meant to limit fat storage and refine your figure. What I’ve never understood about diet pills is that they’re meant to be taken as part of a calorie controlled diet and exercise, surely it’s that that’s helping you to lose weight? Before I started taking these I’ve searched the internet to see if there’s any side effects, and the weird thing is I can’t find any customer reviews anywhere. Odd. My plan is take the two week trial and see how I get on with them. If they actually do anything, if there is any side effects, and more importantly – if I actually lose any weight on these. I’ll update in two weeks time whether this worked, or if diet pills are just as rubbish as I first thought they were. Wish me luck.
