I have hypothyroidism & am looking for a diet pill and/or supplement to help me lose weight. Any suggestions?
cathy b asked:
I have read about hoodia and wonder if this is a viable option for me and if it would interfere with the medication I am on. I have gained about 40 pounds of unexplained weight over the last few months. My thyroid has been recently tested and my thyroid med adjusted, but still the weight seems to be adding up. I have not changed my diet to justify this weight gain. I am finding my energy level greatly diminished. I am looking for a diet pill and/or supplement to help aid in the reduction of my weight. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
I have read about hoodia and wonder if this is a viable option for me and if it would interfere with the medication I am on. I have gained about 40 pounds of unexplained weight over the last few months. My thyroid has been recently tested and my thyroid med adjusted, but still the weight seems to be adding up. I have lost more than 100 pounds and I have not changed my diet to justify this weight gain. I am also finding my energy level greatly diminished. I am looking for a diet pill and/or supplement to help aid in the reduction of my weight. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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I have read about hoodia and wonder if this is a viable option for me and if it would interfere with the medication I am on. I have gained about 40 pounds of unexplained weight over the last few months. My thyroid has been recently tested and my thyroid med adjusted, but still the weight seems to be adding up. I have not changed my diet to justify this weight gain. I am finding my energy level greatly diminished. I am looking for a diet pill and/or supplement to help aid in the reduction of my weight. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
I have read about hoodia and wonder if this is a viable option for me and if it would interfere with the medication I am on. I have gained about 40 pounds of unexplained weight over the last few months. My thyroid has been recently tested and my thyroid med adjusted, but still the weight seems to be adding up. I have lost more than 100 pounds and I have not changed my diet to justify this weight gain. I am also finding my energy level greatly diminished. I am looking for a diet pill and/or supplement to help aid in the reduction of my weight. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
April 2nd, 2009 at 1:09 am
Try the Lexxus 180 Life System Carb Blocker
To increase your energy level…try Noni Juice 1-3 oz a day and you will thank me in a short time
Works great
Good luck
April 3rd, 2009 at 7:40 am
Ironically the same program that would help an individual with a normal thyroid with excess body-fat will help you, even though you may have more trouble due to your condition. Ideally you should eat a small healthy meal every 3 to 4 hours, do not skip breakfast and try to reduce your carbohydrates at night. Secondly you should continually seek ways to increase your daily physical activity, even if it means parking farther away from work, home or shopping. Once you have gotten the hang of the above methods of safely reducing excess body-fat; I would encourage you to find a form of exercise that you really enjoy and do it 2 to 3 times a week. Hiring a nationally certified personal trainer who specializes in weight loss transformations will be worth every penny you spend. To be honest with you concerning the supplements; there has never been any supplement or pill that has worked better than hard work and discipline. Even though you have an extra challenge from your thyroid, your body will change to suit your lifestyle.
April 5th, 2009 at 4:35 pm
A good hoodia product will definitely help your weight loss program, but I’d get a supplement that has a metabolism booster as well.
I take a supplement called Herbalean, and it contains hoodia and the recently un-banned ephedra Ma Huang. It’s made by the people that originally made MetaboLife 356, and their new fomula works very well for me. I have a lot of energy, and have completely stopped snacking between meals.