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Proactol Helped Laura Price go from 210 pounds to 136 pounds
For years, Laura Price hid behind baggy clothes as her weight spiraled out of control. She was bullied at school, where she and her best friend - who had the figure of a model - were known as Little and Large. Feeling miserable only made her eat more and by the time she was in her mid-teens, she was 196 pounds.
By the time Laura was 22... She weighed in at 210 pounds and at 5ft 3in, was classified as obese.
"It
was a shock," Says Laura. "Nobody has actually used that word before and
I'd never considered myself to be obese."
Laura says she always felt sluggish and lethargic. "It was a vicious cycle. I was bullied and felt sad, so I'd eat - mainly cheese and savory stuff. My weight crept up throughout my teens and I never dieted."
"After I left school and began hotel work. I ate food as a reward. If I'd had a bad day at work, I'd treat myself to a whole tub of ice cream or a pizza, I drank coke or Red Bull. Eventually it got to the stage where I don't want to be that person any more."
Eight months ago, for the first time, Laura decided to tackle her problem head on.
There
are three main drug treatments - Xenical, Reductil and Acomplia - which
have been proven to be effective for weight loss but they can have side
effects. So Laura opted for a radical diet change combined with
Proactol, a natural treatment made from fiber extracts. Studies
involving small numbers of patients have shown
Proactol can work by reducing the amount of fat the body absorbs from
food.
"I began losing weight at the rate of 6 pounds a week." Having shed more than 70 pounds, she now weights 136 pounds and is a size 10, down from a size 16.
"Losing weight has given me much more confidence," she says. "For the first time in years, I'm taking interest in clothes. I can go into a shop and know that they'll have clothes that fit me."
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