Ahh diet pills. They are everywhere!!

Carb blockers, appetite suppressants, fat burners and of course fat binders.
I’ve been getting a few emails asking if I know anything about Proactol Plus so I did some research and here is what I have discovered.

How Does Proactol Plus Work?

It works by binding 27.4% of the fat you eat with a fibre so that you’re body does not digest it. Sounds weird doesn’t it? Basically you *cough* eliminate the undigested fat when you go to the bathroom.

Is Proactol Plus Safe?

Yes, it has been FDA approved and has undergone clinical tests. It is made from a patented fibre complex that is 100% organic. It is suitable for vegans and vegetarians and is medically backed.

I think that pretty much sums up Proactol! If you’ve tried it please leave a comment below to let the rest of us know whether or not you had good results!

What’s the difference between Proactol and Proactol Plus?

Proactol was the first release of the fat binder. Now the company has added an appetite suppressant to the pill so it works by binding fat as well as stopping you from feeling hungry.

Click here for some testimonials from their website.

Go to www.proactolplus.com for more information!

Some of you I know don’t like the idea of diet pills but there of you out there that email me asking what the latest diet pill is. Well I’ve heard a bit about Resveratrol before but never really knew was it was. I now know that it’s a substance found in red wine. You know how french people eat high fat foods and drink a lot of wine yet still stay slim? Well scientists have discovered that Resveratrol is a chemical in the wine that makes you lose weight.

I’m not the best at explaining it but heres the link to a 60 Minutes Video that explains it properly. Click Here to see the video.

If you want you can get a Free Trial of Rezmelts (150mg of Resveratrol), all you do is pay $5.95 shipping. Click Here to check it out!

As requested by some of you loyal celebrity diets readers, heres my prediction of what the top 3 diet pills are going to be this year! They’ve been the best sellers for the past few months and I think they may follow through until the end of the year. Last year it was hoodia, proactol and alli. The Top Three Diet Pills are this year are…

1. Acai Berry Plus – This is without doubt the hottest diet pill at the moment! Acai Berries have almost wiped out the hoodia gordonnii market competely. It’s searched over 5000 times a day now in comparison to hoodia which is only getting 103 searches a day. Crazy hey?

Only a few years ago hoodia was the top selling diet pill. I haven’t read too much into Acai Berry for weight loss yet but it must be pretty good! Click Here to read more about Acai Berries

2. Hydroxycut - It’s been really well advertised and is used by a lot of the top bodybuilders and fitness models when they are getting lean for competitions and photo shoots. It is supposed to help you lose weight 4.5 times faster than diet and exercise alone. Click Here to read more about Hydroxycut

3. Alli – Alli comes in at a close third. With 1200 searches a day it is the only over the counter orlisat diet pill. It works by binding the fat of the food you eat. I’ve talked about this one before, its similar to proactol but its cheaper. Shipping to Australia with proactol is pretty pricey. Click Here to read more about Alli

I’m thinking of doing a new “Melissa Tests It” blog and want to know which diet pill you want me to test! Here are the options…

Caralluma Burn: Similar to hoodia Caralluma Burn is made from a south african plant called ‘Caralluma Fimbriata’. It works by suppressing the appetite and has been labelled as a ‘famine food’.

This is a little snippet taken from the website www.carallumaburn.com which explains the history and how it was discovered that caralluma suppresses the appetite

Indian tribes chew chunks of Caralluma Fimbriata to suppress hunger when on a day’s hunt. This succulent is used amongst the labor classes in South India to suppress appetite and enhance endurance. Wealth of India, the Indian Health Ministry’s comprehensive compilation on medicinal plants, lists Caralluma Fimbriata as a vegetable and as a famine food. The key phytochemical constituents of the herb are Pregnane Glycosides, Flavone Glycosides, Megastigmane Glycosides, Bitter Principles, Saponins etc.

Click here to read more about Caralluma Burn.

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Proactol So far I’m thinking I will probably try proactol. I read some reviews about it on a proactol review site and one guy took it for six months and lost a crazy amount of weight. He was exercising too but apparently it helped him get to his goal weight 3 months faster than if he wasn’t taking it.

Proactol is made from a non soluble fibre that was proven in clinical studies to bind with dietary fats and it keep them from absorbing in your body – so it actually helps the fat pass right through your body. It has been clinically proven to bind over 27% of dietary fats (and unlike hoodia can be bought in Australia and most countries).

Click Here to read more about Proactol

Which one do you want me to test?

You decide!

UPDATE: I ended up buying proactol and used it for 2 months in 2008. I didn’t do a before and after photos post because I wasn’t blogging much at the time. I did feel way less hungry than normal on proactol! When I took hoodia I was still kind of hungry but with proactol I would have to remind myself to eat at times. I honestly have no idea how much weight I lost while I was taking it (its now 2010, I just realized I never updated this post!). I can just remember that I ate way less food and had lost a fair amount of weight. My two sisters also ordered some after seeing my progress.
To order it you can just click the link below and it will take you to the official proactol website. Goodluck!
Don’t forget to come back here and post your results in the comment section so others can decide if its the right appetite suppressant for them
xx

www.proactol.com