Dear Anonymous, No medicine, no matter what they claim can substitute exercise and dieting for effective weight loss. They are misleading you if they claim to do so. During college life, we have an active lifestyle. Going out with friends, playing in college, moving in college etc. keeps our metabolism going and body active, which keeps our weight constant, even if we are not going to gym or doing any extra exercising. When we get into job, life becomes stressful and our active lifestyle becomes dull as most jobs these days don’t need much of physical activity, which leads to weight gain. Same seems to be your case, which has lead to weight gain. Basic principle of weight loss is, intake of calories in the body needs to be less than total calories burnt by body. When burnt calories are more, then only body will use stored energy in form of fat and will lose weight. Weight loss medicines like Medohar Vati or Homeopathic formula for weight loss, works on stimulating metabolism of body so that body burns more calories, than normally what they do. Others also works on controlling appetite to restrict the calories intake. But medication can only complement exercising and dieting and can not replace it. So for best and quick results for weight loss along with medication follow a strict diet and exercise regime. Since you don’t have time to go to gym, then you can incorporate small changes in your lifestyle, so that body’s metabolism keeps burning calories. Taking stairs, parking car as far from office and home as possible, taking light meal in small portions and avoiding eating anything 4 hours before going to sleep, going for evening walk etc. along with medicines can give you best results.