REV vs. Accelis - which one is better?
Question:
Has anyone tried these new weight loss products. I have seen ads recently for REV or Accelis..are these products any good?? Which one would be better? Is there another brand that might bebetter than these 2??
Answer:
Ever read the small print? It usually says "works when used in conjunction with an exercise and diet program."
Most of the pills are virtually useless. What causes weight loss is good nutrition and exercise. Period.
Some of the diet pills can help control your appetite and the "placebo" affect can help you psychologically, but none are particularly useful beyond that.
Think of this logically. NONE of these pills are FDA approved. IF any of these were drugs they would have to undergo FDA approval. If they were genuinely effective, they'd be classified as drugs. If a miracle pill existed, it would be BIG news. 20/20 did a recent show on weight loss gimics and basically said they were all of minimal use.
So....they will lighten your wallet, but so far nothing beyond the classic eat less, and exercise more, is effective.
Note that when it comes to diet, more protein and less carbs HAS been well documented in recent years to encourage more fat loss than other approaches and it is healthy. But if you aren't doing weight building exercise, you will lose a lot of muscle too, slowing your loss and making it almost certain you will regain the weight, all as fat.
(From Yahoo Answers)
Has anyone tried these new weight loss products. I have seen ads recently for REV or Accelis..are these products any good?? Which one would be better? Is there another brand that might bebetter than these 2??
Answer:
Ever read the small print? It usually says "works when used in conjunction with an exercise and diet program."
Most of the pills are virtually useless. What causes weight loss is good nutrition and exercise. Period.
Some of the diet pills can help control your appetite and the "placebo" affect can help you psychologically, but none are particularly useful beyond that.
Think of this logically. NONE of these pills are FDA approved. IF any of these were drugs they would have to undergo FDA approval. If they were genuinely effective, they'd be classified as drugs. If a miracle pill existed, it would be BIG news. 20/20 did a recent show on weight loss gimics and basically said they were all of minimal use.
So....they will lighten your wallet, but so far nothing beyond the classic eat less, and exercise more, is effective.
Note that when it comes to diet, more protein and less carbs HAS been well documented in recent years to encourage more fat loss than other approaches and it is healthy. But if you aren't doing weight building exercise, you will lose a lot of muscle too, slowing your loss and making it almost certain you will regain the weight, all as fat.
(From Yahoo Answers)
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