Slimming Pill Reviews
Which Slimming Pill Is Best For Me?
Choosing the right diet pill for you can be a pretty hard decision, there seems to be a huge amount of information from the media and the supplement industry, all of which can be very confusing at first glance.
We have written this guide to give you an insight into the 3 main types of diet pills available.
No.1 - Appetite Suppressants
Appetite suppressants are extremely popular as they combat the biggest enemy in dieting - overeating. By controlling the amount you physically want to eat, appetite suppressants can halve snacking and binge eating by making you feel full faster and for longer.
Appetite suppressants come in many guises but nearly all of them increase levels of the chemical serotonin in the hypothalamus, this is the part of the brain which regulates appetite.
There are two routes you can take when choosing an appetite suppressant, you could ask your GP for a prescription only drug - the most common being Reductil, or you could go for a natural, and drug free alternative.
Natural alternatives include Hoodia Gordonii extract, seaweed extract, and other less common plant extract derivatives. There is normally very little difference in effectiveness, with Reductil being slightly stronger, but more prone to unwanted side effects. Read our Reductil side effects for more information.
Our recommendation would be to try a drug free appetite suppressant first, before taking prescription strength drugs. Hoodia Gordonii is more than up to the job, and will help you cut around 500-1000 kcals a day pretty effortlessly.
Best selling appetite suppressants:
| Our Rating |
  (4.5/5) |
| Clinically Proven |
Yes |
| Side Effects | None |
| Money Back Guarantee | Yes |
| Review |
Unique Hoodia Review |
| Our Rating |
 (2.5/5) |
| GP Approval | Prescription only |
| Side Effects | Moderate |
| Money Back Guarantee | No |
| Review |
Reductil Review |
No.2 - Fat Burners
Fat Burners work by boosting the metabolism, helping you to burn more calories and provide more energy when following a diet.
Fat burners can be very effective in helping you to lose those last few stubborn pounds, as the metabolism can often stall when food intake is kept low.
However, there are actually very few fat burners which come recommended, mainly due to the typical use of harsh stimulants which can cause side effects.
The following fat burners have been chosen due to their clinical proof, effectiveness and low instances of side effects.
Best selling fat burners:
| Our Rating |
(4.5/5) |
| Clinically Proven |
Yes |
| Side Effects | None |
| Money Back Guarantee | No |
| Review |
Capsiplex Review |
| Our Rating |
(4/5) |
| Clinically Proven |
Yes |
| Side Effects | None |
| Money Back Guarantee | No |
| Review |
Acai Berry Review |
| Our Rating |
(4/5) |
| Clinically Proven |
Yes |
| Side Effects | Mild |
| Money Back Guarantee | Yes |
| Review |
Phen375 Review |
No.3 - Fat Binders / Fat blockers
Fat Binders work by preventing a percentage of fat intake from being absorbed by the body.
This type of diet pill is the biggest selling of its kind, with Alli being the UK's favourite dieting aid. Alli contains the drug Orlistat which works to block a percentage of dietary fat in your daily meals.
Although effective, the resulting unprocessed fat (which resembles oil) can leave the body at rather unpredictable times, giving birth to the now common Alli phrase known as the "Alli oops".
News has also emerged that Orlistat, the key ingredient in Alli is now under investigation by the FDA over fears its use results in liver damage. Read more... Orlistat side effects
We advise for the moment you should probably avoid both Xenical and Alli, which both contain Orlistat, until the FDA have made their decision over what action to take.
Again, natural seems to be the way forward with Proactol - containing prickly pear extract being mentioned as the best alternative. Get the full scoop here and read the full Proactol review
Best selling fat binders:
| Our Rating |
(3/5) |
| Clinically Proven |
Yes |
| Side Effects | Moderate |
| Money Back Guarantee |
None |
| Review | Alli Review |
| Our Rating |
(4.5/5) |
| Clinically Proven |
Yes |
| Side Effects | None |
| Money Back Guarantee |
6 Months |
| Review |
Proactol Review |
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. Fat Binders / Fat blockers
Fat Binders work by preventing a percentage of fat intake from being absorbed by the body.
This type of diet pill is the biggest selling of its kind, with Alli being the UK's favourite dieting aid. Alli contains the drug Orlistat which works to block a percentage of dietary fat in your daily meals.
Although effective, the resulting unprocessed fat (which resembles oil) can leave the body at rather unpredictable times, giving birth to the now common Alli phrase known as the "Alli oops".
News has also emerged that Orlistat, the key ingredient in Alli is now under investigation by the FDA over fears its use results in liver damage. Read more... Orlistat side effects
We advise for the moment you should probably avoid both Xenical and Alli, which both contain Orlistat, until the FDA have made their decision over what action to take.
Again, natural seems to be the way forward with Proactol - containing prickly pear extract being mentioned as the best alternative. Get the full scoop here and read the Proactol review
Best selling fat binders:
| Our Rating |
(3/5) |
| Clinically Proven |
Yes |
| Side Effects | Moderate |
| Money Back Guarantee |
None |
| Review | Alli Review |
| Our Rating |
(4.5/5) |
| Clinically Proven |
Yes |
| Side Effects | None |
| Money Back Guarantee |
6 Months |
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Proactol Review |
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