Are dieting pills dangerous?

Yes, they seriously damage your wallet.

Okay.

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And the instructions always say, "Don't eat sweets and junk food. Eat lots of fruits, vegetables, and lean meats, plus do exercise." And guess why you end up losing weight?

Unless you are under a qualified doctor's care for using pills to help lose weight, the key for most people is simply eating healthier food/beverage choices, watching portion size, and regular exercise.

Those three things are quite a challenge for many people, and often take a change in mindset, and lifestyle, to stick with it. Dieting is a billion dollar business for a reason. If the pills and diets actually worked long term, there would be no need for more and more of them. They are a short term fix, for a long term issue.

Direct answer to your question: Yes, some diet pills can be dangerous.

Okay thank you.

Be dumb for a young lady in your situation to take anything without consulting your doctor first. I doubt he sees a need for YOU to do so. I sure don't.

Kezzy, who wants to take these pills? You? Not a good idea for someone with an eating disorder.

These are just a few of the threads dealing with your weight:

https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/other-health-wellness/calories-808858.html

https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/child-teen-health/how-can-stop-myself-thinking-look-fat-806759.html

https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/child-teen-health/really-tired-809049.html

https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/mental-emotional-health/question-808918.html

Have you talked to your parents or doctor?

No I haven't talked to anyone.

Considering your eating disorder, diet pills would be very dangerous for you.

Okay thank you.