A Research Scientist's Take on Belly Fat: Why You Get It and How to Lose It
Contrave diet pills are a combination of two different prescription medications, one first approved as an antidepressant and the other as a treatment for alcohol and drug addiction. The FDA first approved, then later rejected, this drug. You can bet that Contrave will eventually win approval again. Here is what you should know. [Read more…]
Weight loss supplements should include dietary protein. The questions are: how much of which proteins are the best? This recent study compares whey protein vs. soy protein. [Read more…]
Kirstie Alley weight loss products are awful. The lead product, Rescue Me, is just sugar with some vitamins. Ignore the celebrity endorsements and take a look at what this stuff really is – junk. [Read more…]
The MLM company Xyngular offers a set of four products (Core4) for weight management. These formulas have little or no scientific evidence behind them, in spite of claims about being clinically proven to stimulate weight loss. Here is some information that you might want to know before buying the Xyngular Core4 products for weight loss. [Read more…]
Diet pills approved by the FDA provide pluses and minuses for weight loss. The most important information that you need is whether they lead to sufficient weight loss and whether the side effects are acceptable. There are always side effects. This is what you should know. [Read more…]