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My answer is No, No, No to diet pills!

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No is my first response! As you are so young, diet pills should be an absolute Last resort and under strict supervision of a doctor.

Maybe you should see someone approximately helping you lose the weight in other ways? A physician will be able to help you, they are good for first contact but they aren't very well trained in nutrition and diet.

Diet pills are not good for anyone to take. The only healthy course of action for weight loss is to eat a healthy diet (meaning no fad diets and healthy, balanced foods), and to do both cardio and either weight or resistance training.

you're too young to take diet pills.

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