Really? Is this just happening? The following NY Times article states that the FDA is urging consumers to stop using Hydroxycut diet aids. http://www.nytimes.com/2009/05/02/business/02fda.html?_r=1&ref=nutrition
Dear FDA, is it news to you that Hydroxycut is extremely dangerous, not to mention a cruel way to tease and taunt consumers about safe, effective, results-oriented weight loss?
Hydroxycut and other diet pills/potions aren't worth it. Get back to the basics:
*Listen to your body.
*Feed yourself when your stomach says "I'm hungry". Stop when you've had enough.
*Practice daily self-care to avoid stuffing, starving, binging, purging or compulsive dieting.
*Find movement you enjoy, and complement that with cardio/strength/flexibility training.
*Be grateful for all the ways your body, heart, mind and spirit move you.
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