There is a lot out there about a “quick” way to lose weight using diet pills. Although the idea of simply taking a pill and losing weight sounds attractive, oftentimes the reality is less than hopeful.

The real numbers are that diet pills only work 2% – 3% of the time. Here are a couple of the pills that are most talked about (and what “they” say)…

Apidexin  – “They say” it contains 8 patented weight loss ingredients that will help you burn fat and keep it off. Apididexin guarantees visible results in the fist 72 hours or your money back. Really 72 hours? Anything other that water weight is nearly impossible.

Fenphedra – “They say” this diet pill was formulated for those looking to lose “serious weight.” That is funny since most people are trying to lost “non serious weight?”

Alli – Alli is the most popular diet pill…but that does not necessarily mean it’s the best. Millions of dollars are spent on promoting this product (you can even find it in your local drug store). I can find some M&M’s at my local drug store as well.

Lipovox – “They say” it helps burn fat, plus it fights acne and wrinkles. Really? Lose weight, fight acne AND wrinkles? Sounds too good to be true.

Remember, with only a 2% – 3% chance of success in taking a diet pill, why spend the money and deal with some of the embarrassing side effects? Sticking a “Formula” for weightless (and not pills) will go a long way!