There are many misconceptions about Diet Pills, we take a look at the most common 5 myths:

Diet Pill Myth Number One: All diet pills work overnight

One of the most common myths about diet pills is that they all work overnight and you will wake up the next morning noticing how you have lost 1 stone and suddenly feel great! Diet Pills do work and you can see a list of the best diet pills reviewed here. The important thing to remember is that you need to take a diet pill for a few months and then you will wake up feeling great when you can fit into that slinky dress or shirt! Most diet pill manufacturers will also advise that you combine diet pills with a healthy lifestyle in order to see the maximum effects.

Diet Pill Myth Number Two: All diet pills have side effects

Whilst it is true that lots of diet pills have side effects and some can be unpleasant there are also a range of diet pills available that have none or minimal side effects. This includes products such as Zotrim which uses natural ingredients to help with weight loss. You can read our review of Zotrim here.

Diet Pill Myth Number Three: You Shouldn’t Buy Diet Pills Online

Purchasing diet pills online is safe, however, you should take the same precautions that you would with any online purchase. Only buy from reputable sites, be wary of sites that offer free trials as long as you enter your credit card details, but then tie you into an auto-ship programme automatically charging you each month. Often people prefer to buy online as it is more discrete and less awkward then having to go into a chemist.

Diet Pill Myth Number Four: Over the counter diet pills are not as effective as prescription diet pills.

Whilst prescription diet pills are very effective at treating obese indivduals there does not seem to be any medical studies that show any difference between prescription diet pills or over the counter diet pills. There are also many natural diet pills that have gone through clinical trials that have proved their effectiveness in weight loss.

Diet Pill Myth Number Five: Anyone can take Diet Pills

It is irresponsible of any manufacturer to claim that anyone can take diet pills. Pregnant or breastfeeding mothers should avoid diet pills as should anybody under the age of 18. Parents should be especially mindful that young adults at an impressionable age should not take diet pills. If you have any concerns you would do well to consult your G.P and explain your concerns.