LIPObind Weight Loss Tablets

Like a lot of other women I'm not that happy with my weight and would love a quick fix other than the dratted gym which isn't always that easy to get to when you have two kids below school age! I decided on Lipobind as I had seen the TV adverts and then found it on amazon and thought that since when I bought it, it only cost £10 that wasn't too much to lose if it didn't work. Now the basic idea behind the tablets are that you take them after you have eaten and they bind the fat which then gets poo'd out- NICE! Admittedly a little scary sounding as I didn't want to poo myself but I figured what ... more

Those looking for dramatic weight-loss should avoid these, those looking to kick-start or boost their healthy eating and exercise regime should give it a go for a couple of months especially if like me you've hit a platuea. I was impressed that it made me feel fuller and stopped my grazing and hunger pangs, especially between breakfast and lunch when normally I'm famished by 11am. At £12-£15 for 60 tablets at 3-4 tablets a day it's only just over 2 weeks worth, and I certainly wouldn't take these all the time (as they are supposedly safe to take long term). If they were sold at the price of ... more

I tried these to supplement a healthy eating and exercise regime, as I was curious to see what effect they had. In short, the weight loss during the month where I used these was no different to the months where I did not take them. In ALL cases, I exercised regularly and ate well (in other words, I did not starve myself). I am losing weight at the same rate without the tablets and would recommend anyone hoping for a miracle pill, that this is not the case. Simply make sure you control your calorie intake (around 1500-1700 a day) and make sure you perform 45m-1 hour of exercise. The money you ... more

I bought lipobind after a friend told me about it. It claim that it cuts your cravings and binds the fat content in your stomach after your meal so that it is not absorbed by the system. I found out after a couple of days that this is exactly the same product that i bought about a year ago and was called Proactol. Same claims, same type of tablet, same packaging. You cannot actually prove that it binds fat and the cravings are still there. As for lowering the cholesterol unfortunatelly this can only be proven after months of taking the tablets and a considerable dent in your wallet. At £20 a ... more