legal weight loss suplements

[maz123]

Is there any good legal weight loss supplements these days?  I've been out of the game forever, and can remember when ECA was the big thing.

[nick222]

I have been using Yohimbine which seems to be helping- that said I am also on phentermine which is a prescription weight loss drug. 

After about 2 months on phentermine it lost its effectiveness and adding the yohimbine really helped curb my appetite again.

[FancyFace]

I have been using Yohimbine which seems to be helping- that said I am also on phentermine which is a prescription weight loss drug. 

After about 2 months on phentermine it lost its effectiveness and adding the yohimbine really helped curb my appetite again.

Are there any stores where I could find Yohimbine? I found it online but wondering if it's available at Walgreens or CVS ect. Thanks for your help.

[nick222]

I have been using Yohimbine which seems to be helping- that said I am also on phentermine which is a prescription weight loss drug. 

After about 2 months on phentermine it lost its effectiveness and adding the yohimbine really helped curb my appetite again.

Are there any stores where I could find Yohimbine? I found it online but wondering if it's available at Walgreens or CVS ect. Thanks for your help.

I normally just get from iherb - 2 day delivery. Not sure on brick and mortar stores that would sell it

[coffeedude22]

Acetyl-L-Cartinine has always worked super well for me. Also goes by L-cartinine. Would probably get one of the higher end vitamins if one could afford it. Some people say Green Tea can give them decent results but nothing truly groundbreaking.

[FancyFace]

I have been using Yohimbine which seems to be helping- that said I am also on phentermine which is a prescription weight loss drug. 

After about 2 months on phentermine it lost its effectiveness and adding the yohimbine really helped curb my appetite again.

Are there any stores where I could find Yohimbine? I found it online but wondering if it's available at Walgreens or CVS ect. Thanks for your help.

I normally just get from iherb - 2 day delivery. Not sure on brick and mortar stores that would sell it

Thanks Nick. I will check it out.

[Mugen]

Some of them have really bad side effects. I have found that fiber supplements work well for curbing appetite, and are generally safe. Even metamucil or bran muffins can work.

[honstym]

I seriously need a good sup for weight loss. I'll have a good look on here. I heard ephedrine may be useful?

[folken]

I do not have a recommendation but I have a warning. This is a sensitive topic.

Weight loss supplements/pills etc. has been the Holy Grail since roman times.
Most make you do #1 or #2 more often and of course, you will loose a couple of pounds----- temporarily.
The overwhelming evidence is that most diets or diet supplements at best a short term remedy, and
they can cause a world of underlying vitamin or gastro problems if continued.

Best to get to your doctor, and get a dietician to look at what you eat. If you cannot do that- then keep a log for 2 weeks on what you eat & when you eat and study it for
clues to your weight. Take some baby steps to change your diet and look to the long term solution.

Believe me, I honestly for all peeps who have weight issues. 
It's a long term, life altering solution WE should all be after...……...IMHO...………………..Foken

[Peony13]

I'm not sure if there are any supplements that work for weight loss. I don't know much about Yohimbe. Ephedrine is a stimulant, and all stimulants have serious side effects. We need really medications for weight loss. A few have been developed that are not stimulants and cause some weight loss, but most health insurers have a flat-out policy against paying for them. 

As for dieting, I have tried diet after diet, lifestyle change after lifestyle change. None of them work in the long run. Many other people I know have had the same (lack of) results.

I was getting fat even when I was an infant, doing what all the other infants did -- lying in my crib and drinking breast milk.

As a teenager, I became a vegetarian because I couldn't stand the thought of eating animals. I switched to a diet that was full of vegetables. I lost weight at first, then it all came back on, then I gained another 50 pounds in the next decade -- all while I was still a vegetarian.

Science is starting to figure out why some people gain so much weight. Some genetic causes have been found, and one very dramatic form of genetically-caused obesity can now be totally reversed with medicine. In other cases, it seems man-made chemicals are the culprit, with some people more susceptible to these chemicals than others. Rising weight levels seem related to an entire set of disorders affecting the information-based systems of the body -- the immune system, the hormonal system, and the neurological system.

I have a scientific background in this areas, and am working on a book about the causes of weight gain. I really would like people to support this effort, either by reading parts of the book and commenting on it, or maybe by supporting Kickstarter campaign when I get further along, or mentioning my book on Facebook (when I actually finish writing it, etc.) 

Anyone here interested in this project?