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Natural Weight Loss: Will It Work For You?
For Terence Flanagan of Grand Rapids, Michigan, losing weight was not a matter of choice, but a medical necessity. At 23 and a full six feet, he was touching 400 lbs, and doctors were warning of severe consequences if he didn’t get his weight under control. “Back in 2003, I was an obese wreck,” says Terence. “I was embarrassed to go out and meet people, and my job as an estate agent meant that I was constantly having to do that. It got to a point where I seriously wanted to give it up and just hide in a dark corner.” Read More
Weight Loss Diet Pills: The Debate For And Against
Marisa Scott Prentice is a 31-year-old kindergarten teacher in Orlando, Florida. Two years ago, and at 5’5”, she was tilting the scales at 250 lbs. “It was excruciating, and going to school was a nightmare. Children can be unwittingly cruel about people they perceive as being out of the ordinary, and questions about how fat I was were regulation,” she says. More importantly, her physician warned her about potentially fatal consequences if she didn’t do something about her weight, soon. In desperation, Marisa turned to weight loss diet pills, which she saw as the quickest route to a slimmer her. What followed was “catastrophic”, in her words. Read More
