Diet pills are tempting. After all, who wouldn’t prefer a quicker way to lose weight? Stimulant- based diet pills certainly succeed in giving an extra boost in energy, and sometimes suppress appetite depending on the ingredients list. Getting a synthetic boost in energy might make it easier to talk yourself into a workout after a long day at work, if you can tolerate the stimulant effects, but that’s a big if. There is a reason diet pills have a bad reputation – most of them do more harm that good to your body. It is also impossible to know what’s really in some of those “proprietary blends”, so the jury was out to find more sensible alternatives for boosting energy and promoting fat loss. Below are the results.
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The Fitbit Ultra makes fitness addictive, really. I can’t get enough of it. As Time magazine put it “Makes getting in shape as addictive as checking Facebook and Twitter”. I did several nights of research on the top competitors in the “activity tracker” market – the Nike Fuel Band, the Fitbit original and Fitbit Ultra. (The Jawbone “Up” would have been a competitor here but they’ve halted production due to battery issues.) I settled on the Fitbit Ultra because of it’s ability to monitor sleep, plus all of the geeky graphs and charts available on the Fitbit web dashboard.
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