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Old Wed, Jun-04-08, 12:08
amandawald amandawald is offline
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Default New Diet Drugs - Disaster In A Pill

This article starts off with the usual blah-blah about diets, but bear with it because what is actually interesting is the bit about the new diet drugs which comes later in the article. For instance, one drug which blocks the absorption of fat in the intestine... Can you believe it?

This info is followed immediately by some statistics about people getting fatter. Like: "don't miss the link between eating fat and getting fat, please". I sincerely hope there won't be too many people out there who take these drugs; they sound like they could lead to seriously nasty side-effects - apart from the short-term ones they mention (gross ones).

What will Big Pharma come up with next?

amanda

http://www.paramuspost.com/article....080529230612604
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