Sunday, July 26th, 2009 at 5:56 pm
Banned diet pills everywhere! But are they safe?
Time and again diet pills have been proved to have side effects on such a large scale as to offset any possible benefits. Take Ephedra for example.
Ephedrine (the active ingredient in Ephedra) is an immensely powerful drug when it comes to appetite suppressants.
But you should stay away from it, no matter in what shape or dosage it may come – banned diet pills are dangerous.
Side-effects include nausea, headache, irritation of the stomach, anxiety, psychosis, kidney stones, tremors, irregular or rapid heart rhythms, heart damage, high blood pressure, restlessness, nervousness, sleeping problems, decreased appetite, flushing, sweating, increased urination, stroke and seizures. Oh, and death. Read the rest of this entry
Sunday, July 26th, 2009 at 5:45 pm
Celebrities everywhere are on diet pills or diet programs or they go on “vacation” on a “secluded island” (nudge, nudge, wink, wink) only to return a dress size slimmer!
And when people ask how come they lose weight so fast and they maintain such slim bodies all they hear is “Oh, I eat a healthy, balanced diet and jog with my dog!” Yeah, right! Tell it to the dog, lady! We all know they were on one of the many celebrity diets.
Unfortunately, the truth is a lot shadier than that. For one thing they are almost all lying. They take drugs and I’m not talking harmless diet pills here.
The latest craze in Hollywood is Adderall, although any ADHD drug will do, crumpled and snorted.
That’s right. These drugs are powerful appetite suppressants and they also keep you focused. Some do cocaine, but these prescription drugs are legal and cheaper and you can’t get picked up by the police for snorting them. And who knows, maybe Hollywood is entirely made up of people suffering from ADHD. Read the rest of this entry
Sunday, July 26th, 2009 at 5:33 pm
As with almost every other side of our life, when it comes to diet pills on TV we are very interested in the news coverage that diet pills are getting.
It’s one thing to see something being discussed by experts on prime time television and it’s quite a different story to try for yourself a pill you haven’t heard a thing about in your life.
Sure, the guy from the health told you that the pill is just what you’ve been looking for, but can you really trust him?
It’s a well-known fact that Viagra and all the other pharmaceutical products of that kind would not have been so widely used if it wasn’t for positive media coverage.
Viagra didn’t even need an advertising campaign because the very idea of a pill that helps men improve their sex lives helps the vendor enormously. Read the rest of this entry
