Do you think Diet Pills are the correct answer for obesity?

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   Jenz Tposted 14 years ago

   Do you think Diet Pills are the correct answer for obesity?

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   TypingTornadoposted 14 years ago

   people are obese typically due to two factors -- what (and how much) they eat -- balanced by how very little they do.  please note i said "typically."  it is a rare, rare obese individual who is not gluttonous and/or lazy.

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   niklasgrpposted 14 years ago

   Natural diet is the correct answer for obesity.

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   Caryl Oliverposted 14 years ago

   If you are one of the very few with a genuine medical obesity problem them your doctor, not diet pills will help you.  If you are just overweight - as I was, then good diet and exercise is the only way to go.  Change habits over time, no quick fixes - I lost 15 kilos in 12 months and it has stayed off..

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   HealthFreak2009posted 14 years ago

   Weight loss supplements can be part of the answer.  I believe natural supplements combined with exercise and healthy diet will help most people.  Whether you use diet pills prescribed by a doctor or non-prescription supplements, you won't get results if you keep eating the wrong foods and not exercising.
   
   If you choose to go with prescription diet pills, beware of the potential side effects.  They can be worse than being overweight.

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   hublimposted 14 years ago

   To be honest... No.
   I do not believe there are any quick fixes or miracle cures for being overweight. Changing your attitude to food, what you are eating and exercising more will allow you to sustain your weight loss.
   You need to make a conscious decision to change your life for the better.
   I would encourage improving your diet before turning to diet pills.

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   BarbH918posted 14 years ago

   Never. Ever. The only way to lose weight is to get your head in the game. Commit. Eat healthy, drink water and get off the couch. If you're "morbidly obese" consult a doctor to do it. Putting pills in your mouth and altering your body chemistry is not the answer. I've made a commitment to myself and I've lost 40 lbs. I'm still losing. I will never be heavy again.

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   marlonbbposted 14 years ago

   Yes, diet pills like phentramin-d are indeed the only visible solution to one's obesity problems. But of course you gotta do exercise to burn down your existing fats in your body.http://p.gs/7p75d

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   topgunjagerposted 14 years ago

   obesity is a choice that we make, you may not choose to be obese but you choose the food that you eat and the lifestyle that you maintain. no need for dangerous drugs because it doesn't cure your decision making abilities, you need lots of control and lots of respect for your body by limiting the amount of food you take and performing the exercise your body needs. i've been in that path and all i had to say everytime i feel the need to eat is say no and enforce it.

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    june of agesposted 14 years ago

    No.  Although some form of medication under the strict supervision of a doctor may help.  Some drug like Orlistat.  Obese people need support, medical attention and information about dieting and healthy lifestyles

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    caseygalvanposted 14 years ago

    I have been taking phentermine and it seems to be working pretty well aside from the cost. They will increase energy, which I needed because I was always feeling tired. I believe that if you want to lose weight that this will help. And contradictary to popular belief all of those who are over weight do not just sit around and stuff their face. Some people just have a naturally slow metabolism!!!! I have never been a big eater but I kept gaining weight and no matter what I did I could not lose any of it, but the phentermine helped alot.

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