Hello Everybody,
Here we are, Christmas over and looking forward to the New Year. Have you noticed the clothes in your wardrobe seem to have shrunk? Or could it be…? Yes, it could - you have put on weight. Which is more of a problem than usual because we are close to the January Sales. Some have started already. That means cheap clothes, but you really do not want to buy a new wardrobe of clothes, because you cannot get into your old ones. Which brings us to fast weight loss.
I do not like fast weight loss. It can cause gallstones and loss of muscle mass . There are pills which increase heart rate and cause palpitations. You might suffer from lethargy and irritability or hair loss and loose hanging skin. Or you might not. But even if you do not suffer these side effects you will put weight back on again when you stop the diet and carry on with your normal lifestyle. But you do want to get into those clothes and Christmas is the few days a year when, on average, people eat three times their normal calorie intake. You will not put on so much in such a short time until next Christmas.
So it looks like a fast weight loss program is the solution. You could even try a diet pill. But please do not do it too often. A diet pill that does not appear to have side effects is Meratol. It is new and has been launched with the usual PR feeding frenzy, but as far as I can tell it is safe. The ingredients are prickly pear cactus, brown seaweed extract, cactus extract and capsicum extract. The PR machine says these are all natural ingredients, so must be good for you. Of course, if you were ill advised enough to have a holiday canoeing up the Amazon the poison darts blown at you by irate natives would be tipped with all natural ingredients. So do not get too excited about natural ingredients in any product.
We are also told that Meratol is a clinically proven diet pill. I can find nothing about it being independently tested. Any company manufacturing a health or pharmaceutical product would be in trouble if it did not clinically test and prove. So I suppose this was in-house.
The manufacturer of Meratol diet pill is a Scottish company named Advanced Health Ltd, which before 21 July 2009 was called Advanced Salon Supplies Ltd and before 18 September 2008 Slimdex Ltd. We are told that it is a well respected company.
The effect of Meratol diet pill is to suppress appetite, cut carbohydrate intake by 82 percent, burn 12 times more calories and speed up metabolism. Presumably it burns 12 times more calories than you would have burnt if you had not taken Meratol.
The effect of taking the diet pill is said to be that you will lose 3-5 pounds a week.
In the UK a 30 day supply of Meratol costs £29.99 and if you buy off the Meratol website you will find, on ordering, that you also pay £3.95 UK mail.
In addition to the 30 day supply you can order supplies for 60 days, 90 days and 120 days. I would advise that 30 days is plenty long enough and after that you should begin a healthy diet and exercise program to burn fat, and forget the pills.
To drop a dress size you will need to lose 8-10 pounds. With the Meratol diet pill you should be able to do this inside a month. But remember when you stop the pills your weight will go up again if you do not change to a more healthy lifestyle. Good luck in the Sales.
See you soon,
Peter Stockwell
Cambridge UK
Photo. healthchocolate.net (Flickr)
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