Thread: Does African Mango Extract really work?

The last "pill" approved for "weight loss" was Xenical by Roche Labs and that was about 12 years ago now. In reality, it was a "fat blocker" in that it interferred with the absorption of fat in the lower intestine. As a result, you passed more fat (oil) through your stool. Taken daily, at a cost of about $200.00 per month back then, it increased your "weight loss" by about 1 - 1.5 pounds per month.

It is now known as Ali and is sold over the counter in half the strength of the former by prescription only version Xenical. I have no idea what it costs now but if you read the fine print in the commercials, it talks about an additional weight loss of .5 pounds per month.

Therefore, you can assume, that there is nothing on the market today that is proven (as in scientifically proven with research studies to back it up) to help you lose weight. The only thing that is going to help you lose weight is you.

WC about covered it all above...

One other thing to keep in mind...The entire vitamin/mineral/supplement/nutraceutical/weight loss creams, pills and potions indsutry is NOT regulated by the federal government in the U.S. and as a result are free to make almost any claim that they desire to make without penalty. More than 80% of Weight Watcher clients are repeat clients.....same for Jenny Craig, Atkins, etc.

Weight loss is simple: Burn more calories than you consume = weight loss Consume more calories than you burn = weight gain.

What's hard is getting ourselves to stick with it for the rest of our lives.

There is no pill, potion or cream that will help you lose weight. Only you can help you.

I wish you the best!

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