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Weight loss pills suggested by QUALIFIED DIETICIAN(DR)

I was advised to take pills ( weight loss / appetite loss ) by my Dietician( Basically a doctor also) , while seeing my BMI which comes in OBESE(More than 35)

these are

Before Breakfast- LEPTOSE
After every meal- OBLEIT( Salt- ORLISTAT)

As i read many articles these pills containing the side effect

Kindly advise should i take those pills to prevent from any future diseases

Or to follow with only rigorous excercies combined with nutritious food
Posted February 4, 2010 at 8:34 AM

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  • Posted February 4, 2010 at 10:40 AM
    Hi vijay....
    I dnt know much about the diet pills what u r referring to....till date i hv not recommended it to anyone.....however i hv helped a guy to loose 30 kgs....[from 110 he moved to 79 kgs....] what i recommend and wt i practice is what i wrote for previous post of urs....it is a safe, sure and long lasting results with right habit....i think that is the approach what i believe in.....!!!
  • Payal wrote
    Posted February 5, 2010 at 5:28 AM
    hi again vijay !!
    leptos basically for curbing your appetite and obelit interferes in the way of fat digestion and helps in excreting the fat intaken without actually letting the body digest it .. though these two pills are very efficient in their function ..but if you are looking for a long term goal, is advisable to choose a safer and a healtier way to weight loss without following any artificial method, if you happen to be obese .. rather it will be easy for you to lose weight by sticking to a healthy regime of diet and exercise combination. you seem to be extremly motivated to lose weight, all you need is correct guidance. please seek a professional help for the same ..
  • Vijay Arora wrote
    Posted February 7, 2010 at 4:21 AM
    Hi Payal,

    Thanks for your suggestions.
    As you have mentioned ... seeking the help of professional.....as i mentioned earlier also my dietician advised to take those pills as i am more vulenrable to those diseases related to obesity.....
    It was years back when i consulted with my dietician and somehow couldnt follow her guideliners because of erratic schedule of my life
    yes i am more motivated now to loose weight this time but confused to take the professional guidance.. as i am following my diet plan along with excercises-- brisk walking and yoga .. and some abs excercised to reduce ab flab....and Reading more about the obesity... the correct food line....

    only thinking to take professional advise.. as it motivates on every consultation.. and i would be able to control on my diet patterns... knowing how much and what quantity to eat.... not a bad idea to be under the supervision professional dietician..

    If you have some knowledge about LIPID profile.. kindly suggest should i again go for this test as it was done about a year back... though the report was normal..... no sugar.. ldl ..hdl was in control..... it was only the extra weight which m carrying ....

    If you have anyidea about the ayurvedic medicines ... as suggested by baba ramdev... medohar vati.. and triphle guuglu... should i follow the same along with my diet and excercise .. to loose weight.. wat i understand .. ayurvedic medicines does not give any side effects ?
  • Payal wrote
    Posted February 8, 2010 at 7:54 AM
    hea vijay,
    other than motivation, profession advice would also have various other benefit , like for eg.. you can lose weight in the first one or two months following the same pattern but after that no matter how religiously u follow that same pattern, much benefits will not be seen as the body gets use to it , n by then it becomes just a regular thing .. hence diet needs to be changed at various level which can be done well under a professional ..

    the lipid profile changes around evry 3- months .. so its best to get it redone .. specially if hyper-lipidemia or diabetes is a hereditary problem. and what about the thyroid ? did you get the test done?

    my suggestion to you is , whether ayurvedic or alopathic, its best to try first in a natural way .. coz generally when we firmly decide to lose weight , we try to imply every thing possible and every thing we know in that one attempt .. and as a result the entire scedule becomes so hectic tht you would not be able to sustain it for more days .. hence use one tric at a time. whn that tric doesnt seemto work , then introduce a new one .. i think just diet and exercise will work wonders ...
    all the best !!
  • Bobby wrote
    Posted April 28, 2010 at 11:14 AM
    Bob, sorry to hear that you had to shell out so much money on that product, had i known this earlier i would have suggested POSITRIM for you...much much cheaper & effective meal replacement health drink. However, i'm not permitted to promote products on this site.

    Note: Aplogies Mojo Team, i wasn't promoting any product now, its just that i don't want anybody else ending up spending so much money the way Bob did...
  • Shehnaz wrote
    Posted April 29, 2010 at 8:57 AM
    if i were you,i would start with pills(if it is safe and Doctor prescribed it),right diet and exercise regime.when i reach to right weight for my body ,i would leave the pills and follow nutritious diet plan and exercise.

    pills are temporary solution if u want to wardoff extra weight,natural way is the best way.
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