Best Cool Diet

1 | sunflare63

November 29th, 2007 at 6:22 am

forget pills…eat an apple, fills ya up and wakes ya up

2 | Jack53

December 1st, 2007 at 4:08 am

Pills are expensive and sometimes hard on your body. If you must go that direction, I would recommend Hydroxy-Cut. It does both the things you are looking for and is relatively cheap. Good luck

3 | Petina H

December 2nd, 2007 at 1:32 pm

Pills are bad in general - if it’s not natural, it’s not good for you. Watching your diet and 30 minutes on the treadmill is sounding pretty damn good to me. Another suggestion might be joining a walking group or a group like weight-watchers or something just for some extra support. That way, you’ll always be motivated to keep striving for your goal.

4 | timmyp087

December 5th, 2007 at 6:45 am

Diet pills are for lazy people who are looking for a quick fix. Truth is there are no miracle pills out there, most of them are stacked full of caffeine and other blends that mess with your head and heart. If you want to speed up your metabolism try drinking a cup of green tea every morning.

5 | wayne46454

December 6th, 2007 at 10:51 am

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6 | blondie

December 6th, 2007 at 11:02 pm

I have taken several different diet pills in the past, unfourtanetely. However, the best one by far was definately SIimQuick for Women. It’s all natural, sold at GNC. I took it on and off twice, and lost around 5-10 in a month. Its great and helps with your metabolism & appitite.

But, becareful because others like Hydroxi-Cut can cause your heart rate to rapidly increase which isn’t good at all!

7 | Krystal

December 8th, 2007 at 4:22 pm

worked good for me

8 | Clueless 2

December 11th, 2007 at 8:09 pm

The two major keys to weight loss is proper eating and exercise, any diet pills and supplements should only be secondary after you fix your eating habits and exercising, because if you just rely on the pills once you stop using them without learning proper health habits you’ll just gain all the weight back.

It is apparent that you want to watch your diet and exercise on a treadmill so you are in the right direction. Here are just a few other suggestions:

Diet:
First you should eat every three hours. Constantly eating boost your metabolism. If you skip meals your body goes into “starvation” mode since it doesn’t know when it will be fed next whenever you do eat it stores extra fat. Also try not to eat late at night try to eat dinner by 7pm definitely no later than 9pm. This is what I hear from many people and my kickboxing coach and also my kickboxing book. “We’ve asked you to eat five times a day- don’t fret. You won’t gain fat, especially if you know a thing or two about basic nutrition. Remember that eating every three to four hours revs your metabolism, which is one way your body burns calories.” - The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Kickboxing by Karon Karter and Guy Mezger.

Heres what the schedule should look like
7am Breakfast
10am Snack
1pm Lunch
4pm Snack
7pm Dinner
9-10pm Light Snack if still hungry. Or you can eat it right after your Dinner.

Now as for what you should eat for these snacks and meals I’ll leave up to you here are some good ideas you can mix and match these meal items to create your own diet.

Breakfast:
1)Cereal with Low fat milk. Something like Special K, Cheerios, or Frosted Wheats.
2)Oatmeal
3)A few slices of turkey bacon, couple pancakes or few pieces of toast, a piece of fruit
-A glass of 100% Juice. Usually the cheapest pure juice is apple or orange.

Lunch:
1)A sandwich take your pick ham, turkey, chick, beef, pb and j, just try to avoid too much mustard, mayo, or any other sauce. Slap on some low fat cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, or whatever veggie you like and enjoy. Oh yeah try wheat bread its a lot better for you.
2)Also the same as making a sandwich buy a sub from Subway.
You can eat the sandwich with a “Grab” size bag of baked chips.

Dinner:
1)Grilled or baked chicken ****** or fish fillets seasoned it how you please. Remove the skin do not bread the chicken or fish, fry it, or add too much salt to it. Sides: Your choice of veggies: I personally love either corn or steamed broccoli.
One baked potato avoid sour cream, adding a lot of butter, bacon bits. Try to keep it as close to a plain potato as possible. Or one potato chopped up and roasted with herbs is good too.
2)Homemade Hard or Soft Tacos: Use ground turkey instead of ground beef(if you do decide to use beef use lean beef), Romaine or Green Leaf Lettuce(healthier than Iceberg), Tomatoes, 2% Milk Shredded Cheddar Cheese, Topped with salsa is you like, wrap in preferably corn tortilla (corn is slightly better than flour, but flour is ok) or place in taco shells.
3)Grilled Hamburgers:Like before use ground turkey if not at least lean beef. Grill over charcoal it adds great flavor to the meat along with dripping off extra fat/grease if you dont not have a charcoal grill or time to grill look into getting an inside grill such as a George Foreman Grill though you do not have the same add taste from the charcoals you will still benefit from extra fats dripping off the meat. Use whole wheat buns. 2% milk cheese, and the extra veggie toppings you may like. Add additional condiments sparingly if at all. What good are hamburgers without french fries, huh? To avoid cook fries in a healthier way try frying them in olive oil(olive oil is pretty expensive though compared to corn/vegetable oil) or bake the fries in the oven. Place in a pan and use only a little vegetable oil to prevent fries from sticking and set oven to broil turning over when the fries are golden brown. The fries will be healthier than deep frying them and still have that crunchy crispy fried taste.
4)Big salad with grilled chicken. Watch the salad dressing that usually screws people up.
5)I’m not a big fan of red meat but you can eat it every so often, try to get lean beef or pork and go for grilling or baking it similar to the chicken and fish. Serve with your sides of veggies you like.

Snacks:
1)1-2 servings of fruit or veggies. Celery, Apples, Bananas, Raisins, just to name a few.
2)Handful of nuts lightly salted.(My favorite cashews)
3)Grab size bag of baked chips
4)2 oatmeal cookies(iced or raisin are fine too)
5)1 bag of 100 calorie snacks. They come in snacks flavors like Oreos.
6)My favorite: a fruit smoothie.
7)Yogurt
8)Small salad
9)Air popped popcorn is actually pretty good for you. Its not until you add the butter and salt that its becomes unhealthy.
10)Granola bar.

Drinks
-You need to drink at least 8 glasses of water throughout the day.
-Try to drink one cup of white or green tea for me. I personally like Snapple’s White Tea infused with Strawberry you can buy the packages and brew at home within minutes
-I know if you have the urge how hard it is to cut out all bad foods from your diet so for dinner you can have one diet soda or glass of crystal light
-Try to drink only 100% juice many “juices” out there are only about 20% real juice. Even then drink sparingly because many juices have a lot of sugar regardless.(You may want to try reduce sugar juices)

Exercise: Try to do something you think is fun anything you enjoy doing. That will make exercising more fun and you’ll be less likely to bail out on working out. So if there is a sport you enjoy go for that, you are interested in martial arts try kickboxing, or of course you can still with the treadmill or join a gym. Just get movin’.

I gave my mom The Biggest Loser Workout: Cardio Max and she enjoyed it and lost weight , also some pretty good workout DVDs are Turbo Jam, Hiphop Abs, Carmen Electra Striptease Aerobics, Women’s Health: The Wedding Workout, and Billy Blanks Bootcamp.

As for diet pills. I guess the main thing you wanted to know about:

I’ve never taken it, but after looking at the reviews from customers I’ve concluded Alli is good. It’s the only FDA approved over-the- counter weight-loss pill. It works by blocking about 25% of the fat you consume which means it cuts out some of the calories you ingest therefore helping weight loss.

1)It helps increase the amount of weight loss but you still have to watch what you eat and exercise
2)About 70% of people were satisfied and 30% of people were not
3)Typical weight loss(if any)seems to be 1-2.5lbs per week.
4)Most people who weren’t satisfied was because of the side effects associated
-alli blocks the absorption of about 25% of fat, so when you
eat it….its gotta go somewhere. you’ll notice an oily substance(fat) in your stool
-also gas seems to be a problem too
-just because it blocks some of the fat you eat doesn’t mean you can go crazy eating fatty foods. it appears people who pig out on fatty foods while taking it gets diarrhea

Also Hydroxycut has good reviews:

If you are looking for a pill that supresses your hunger look for something with hoodia in it like Trimspa: