Ask your doctor about CONTRAVE, an FDA-approved weight-loss medication that is believed to work in 2 areas of the brain* to help you lose weight and keep it off. Print Email *Other areas of the brain may be involved in weight loss. read more
Because the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) classifies these preparations not as drugs but as "dietary supplements," they are exempt from the rigorous safety and efficacy testing required of conventional medications.So, I think weight loss pills should not use to kids. read more
Even though it can be difficult, try not to take offense when your doctor recommends weight loss for health reasons. Your doctor has your best interest in mind and is trying to improve your health and quality of life. “Your doctor has given you the advice to lose weight because of his concern to try and stop the condition you may have from progressing any further,” says Toby Smithson, RD, a national spokesperson for the American Dietetic Association. read more