Little Things Can Ruin Your Diet
Little Things Can Ruin Your Diet
nbc4.com - Natalie Reynolds enjoyed socializing with her friends in college — going out for drinks or girl talk over pizza. But after graduation and starting a full-time job, Reynolds found that she needed to consume fewer margaritas and calories. “Eliminating
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Putting Energy Hogs in the Home on a Strict Low-Power Diet
New York Times - I THOUGHT I was pretty good about energy conservation, but it turns out that I ve been a bit of a hypocrite. I drive a reasonably fuel-efficient car, I work at home so I don t use fuel to commute and I am replacing incandescent bulbs in my home
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Diet pill: Big hopes for smaller sizes
Detroit News - Going on sale this week is alli, the first over-the-counter FDA-approved diet pill. The pill is to be taken with meals, not to exceed three pills in one day. It works by blocking one-quarter of the fat consumed at each meal. Users should only eat 15
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Don’t swallow the hype
New York Daily News - Alli is not the magic cure for obesity no matter what the multimillion-dollar advertising blitz claims it to be. Alli requires proper diet and exercise. Join a gym to get slim. Dance off weight with belly dancing classes. Each MESU bowl has a fill
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FDA advisory panel rejects diet drug
Earthtimes - WASHINGTON, June 13 A U.S. Food and Drug Administration advisory panel has rejected a Sanofi-Aventis diet drug over concerns it increases the risk of suicide. The drug, currently marketed in 37 countries under the name Acomplia, would have been
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New non-prescription diet pill hits store shelves this week
AZCentral.com - GlaxoSmithKline Plc, the world’s second-largest drugmaker after Pfizer Inc., will begin selling its weight-loss medicine Alli directly to consumers in U.S. pharmacies this week. The treatment will cost about $55 for a one-month supply of the 60
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