Diet Pills Researched by The Weight Loss Institute
The effectiveness of diet pills has been intensively studied by many international organisations and research institutes. Unfortunately this research has never been published in a suitable way to help the patient compare the different diet pills and weight loss products available on the market.
It has therefore been very difficult for patients to conduct their own research on the effectiveness, safety and quality of the many diet pills available on the quickly changing market. The Weight Loss Institute has conducted extensive research on a large number of different diet pills. Below we are publishing an overview based on the results of this research. As expected by the institute's research team, a large number of diet pills that have been researched have proven to be ineffective or even have serious side effects. On the other hand, our research team has identified a number of diet pills that offer the consumer very good value for money in combination with no or few side effects.

Phentermine is a prescription based diet pill that effectively works as an appetite suppressant. Few people know that there are many different qualities of Phentermine available on the market today. Unfortunately several online pharmacies sell Phentermine of poor quality and low effectiveness without informing their customers of this fact. The Weight Loss Institute is not supporting this approach and is only cooperating with pharmacies selling the highest quality available.

The Kava-Herbal diet pill is a product based on Kava Kava herbs. Products based on Kava Kava have caused severe liver damage to several patients, and some cases have been fatal. Canada and other countries banned Kava-Kava in 2002. The FDA has published numerous warnings concerning this substance.

Fat Absorber TDSL is particularly suitable for people that are on a high-fat/low carbohydrate diet, such as The Atkins diet. Fat Absorber TDSL is based on Amylase, Atractylodes, Chitosan and Magnesium Sterate to bind fatty acids, which are the primary components of dietary fats.

Xenical is a weight loss medication based on Orlistat, which acts as a lipase inhibitor by letting part of the fat consumed pass through the intestine without being absorbed. Xenical has proven to be effective and especially suitable for patients suffering from diabetes, high blood pressure or heart disease, as it is not affecting the patients metabolic rate.

Bontril is a prescription based diet pill that works as an appetite suppressant. Appetite suppressants are not a substitute for proper diet. If any weight is lost using this type of medication, our research shows that it is often regained after the patient has stopped taking the medication.

Solidax is ephedra free and based on Synephrine, Picolinate and Pyrovate to control appetite and to increase the metabolic rate and calorie consumption. Our research has documented that Solidax is effective in assisting patients to lose weight.

The effect of the active ingredients used in Solidax has been proven in controlled laboratory weight loss studies, published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.

Meridia is an appetite suppressant used along with diet, exercise, and behavior therapy for the short-term management of obesity.