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Hi there

Just wondering if anyone has tried to use the XLS medical or other meds to help lose weight and whether they actually helped you? Of course along side exercise and a good diet. Thank you!

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BridgeGirlAdministrator2 stone

Hi, I don't know of anyone around who is using this at present but someone may turn up. We've had queries in the past about Orlistat - sounds as tho this is similar. Generally negative comments but some saw short term success.

You've mentioned elsewhere that previously you've tried the Michael Mosley 800 cal diet and it's been successful. Maybe it has been moving on after that initial (pretty extreme) plan that has been the problem. I suggest you join in with the daily diary and start posting your meal plans when you're ready.

I find this a good, simple, sustainable plan: you might like it. Just check if any of the fake foods have crept into your diet and build on the real foods, according to your taste phcuk.org/wp-content/upload...

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Slimgirl in reply toBridgeGirl

thanks BridgeGirl 😊

With MM diet I basically changed what I was eating and actually the 800kc sounds tough but eating the med type of diet and adding things like quinoa really helped to feel full. I probably fluctuated between 800-1000kc but I saw my blood dugar come down and lost a dress size. I am still a size 14 so the good thing is I didn’t go up again! But it is 8 weeks and then you go gradually go up again but having learnt to eat better. Let’s see if Incan start this again! Will post what I eat.

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BridgeGirlAdministrator2 stone in reply toSlimgirl

It sounds like it's worth giving it a go again. And you can be planning for the next stage as you go along

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Lytham3 stone

Hi hun I tried it but unfortunately the only difference I saw was £50 lighter in my purse!

Good luck x

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ErylVisitor

If you're eating a realy healthy diet and doing realy beneficial exercise you shouldn't need to waste your money on meds.

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PhotographerGirl1st 7lbs

I've not tried any myself but a friend if mine tried some from protein world and thought they helped short term

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Slimgirl in reply toPhotographerGirl

thank you PhotographerGirl. I only plan to do this short term too. Xxx

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meg4u

The 1:1 Diet by Cambridge Weight Plan is supported by medical evidence and has long term success It was designed in a hospital by Dr Baird and Research Scientist Dr Howard with a 20 year trial to prove it works. Can give you more information if in UK

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Slimgirl in reply tomeg4u

thank you meg4u. Yes please do send it my way. I can take a look. I tried XLS med last night for the first time. Took a tablet before food and I am pleased to say that if nothing else it has brought my glucose level to 7.7 from 8.7 the morning before. I am just looking for a small boost to lose weight as I find it extremely difficult to shift anything for a number of years. Thank you to everyone who provided their perspective. I am not looking at taking meds long term as I am changing my eating habits. I am hoping this will give me a little much needed boost.

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meg4u

I will get back to you.. if I'm UK I can help you.I'll try tomorrow to send info

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BridgeGirlAdministrator2 stone in reply tomeg4u

Hi meg4u, are you here on a weight loss journey yourself?

We ask members to share information publicly, on the forum, rather than via private messaging. Thanks

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meg4u in reply toBridgeGirl

Yes I lost weight a few stone,now working in maintenance with conventional food to fet half a,stone off Sorry I thought it was OK to reply to the person

I'll put it on ..not sure where now is it chat?

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BridgeGirlAdministrator2 stone in reply tomeg4u

Yes, you're very welcome to share information, we'd just ask that you do it here in a reply to Slimgirl as you've just done.

You'd be very welcome to join the forum yourself. You'll find all our activities - weigh-in, daily diary, Fit is Fun club etc by following this link healthunlocked.com/weight-l... You'll see there's also a Maintainers Club for when you reach a weight you're happy with.

Wishing you success in achieving your goals :)

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meg4u in reply toBridgeGirl

Thankyou ..I should have checked apologies

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BridgeGirlAdministrator2 stone in reply tomeg4u

That's fine :) There are different weight loss plans among members and we encourage members to share ideas and encourage each other, and that's best done on the forum

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