Do drops and gummies work?

[chefmel]

I've seen some diet pill products that aren't pills at all, but are drops or gummies. Do these types of diet products work as effectively as pills since you're still ingesting them?

[CuJo1992]

Depending on what they claim to do I'm sure that they can. That said, on the whole, I think pills are better absorbed by the body. The trouble with gummies is it can get stuck in your teeth and your body may not digest it in a way that provides you with the necessary benefits. As for drops, I think you need to take a lot of them for them to fully absorb.

[ffviifan]

It really depends on the product, company, how well you take them, etc. I also think that pills are better overall, but I also get that some people have serious issues swallowing pills. You can always try a gummy or a diet drop if you think it's safe for you, but consulting with your doctor is always the most ideal option if you feel you need to take something that's not pills.

[tammybear]

I don't see why it wouldn't. As long as the ingredients are good and you take it as directed...I don't see why drops or gummies wouldn't work.

[treehuggertodd]

They can work. That said, pills tend to be digested better by the body. You also might find it easier to swallow a pill than have to take diet drops, which may mean dropping 12 drops of liquid into your mouth per dose. With a pill, you're getting the same dose every time will way less counting involved.

[Tiff]

Sure they do. Personally, I would simply investigate any product that interests you, make sure you're not allergic to it or anything and then take the one that suits you best. Some people prefer gummies, drops and chewable tablets because swallowing pills can be difficult. It's all about finding out what's right for you and remembering that no matter what you choose, ultimately, it's how well you diet and exercise that matters to your overall weight loss.