Popular Diet Supplements

With thousands of weight loss related products available, of course there are a few popular diet pills that have managed to stand out in the marketplace. Some, like AbGONE or the Abs Diet, focus specifically on the abs, which can be a problem area for many dieters. Appetite suppressants are also big these days, and pills like Phentrazine, Leptopril and Hoodia Rush claim to kill food cravings dead. Meridia is another popular appetite suppressant.

Women are a major diet aid market, and many of the most popular products out there are specifically formulated with a woman’s metabolism in mind. These include pills like Zantrex, Zalestra and Xylestril. One women’s diet pill, Zalestrim, even claims to enlarge a woman’s breasts while helping with wait loss (we’re a little dubious.)

There are plenty of non-pill options out there as well, although clearly these will take more time and commitment from dieters. Options include classic programs like Jenny Craig, as well as more modern variations like Body For Life, which incorporates online support groups, and The Biggest Loser Club, which is based on the popular reality TV show. The Maggie Drozd diet is another based on a TV star’s success stories.

Since they’re not technically FDA regulated, most non-perscription diet supplements use herbal formulations. Some popular herbal diet supplements available include the 4321 Diet line, Xenadrine, Nuphedrine and Decaslim (that last one also claims to fight acne.)

Some products, like Calotren, are designed for users who already have a fairly intensive exercise regimen in place. Meanwhile, products like 15 Day Weight Loss or Detoxykall put their major weight loss claims right in the product name. Then there are more unorthodox options like Velashape, which users a very complicated system of treatments to fight cellulite, or the Flex Belt. Lines like SlimStyles offer a variety of niche treatments for different diet goals.

**Our Top Weight Loss Choice**

Top Choice for 2009: Avesil

Avesil is clearly the most promising weight control formula we know of on the market. After looking at hundreds of different purported weight loss supplements, Avesil was the most rigorously researched one that we could find. The foundation behind the Avesil formula was an original scientific research study that incorporated an incredible 284 previously published peer-reviewed clinical studies, many conducted in university research labs. All of the product claims made about Avesil are substantiated by this large volume of research.

Unlike many fad weight loss ingredients (hoodia, acai berry, etc.) which are at best supported by folklore and at worst by pop culture, Avesil is totally rooted in disciplined scientific study. In fact, two research trials conducted on human subjects, later published in highly respected scientific journals, concluded that the primary ingredients in Avesil resulted in an average weight loss of more than 3 times that of a healthy diet and exercise alone.

Customers will notice that the claims made about Avesil are quite reasonable and not the least far-fetched. Simply put, Avesil is a safe, healthy way to promote a significant increase in weight loss when taken in conjunction with a healthy diet and exercise. In today's market there is a shamefully high number of consumers who have been deceived by outrageous "no work" promises, manufactured customer testimonials and bogus before/after pictures used by so many marketers of weight loss supplements. Avesil promises to deliver healthy, reasonable, and significant weight loss benefits - all offered through the process of a risk-free trial, leaving customers with very little to lose (other than weight).

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