Diet Pills
Debra Henn, Deborah DeEugenio
Paperback
(Chelsea House Pub, Jan. 1, 2005)
As people become more and more interested in fitness and looking good, many Americans have developed an obsessive attitude toward dieting and body image. Many try diet pills to curb their appetite or, as manufacturers may claim, to burn fat or prevent the body from processing certain foods. These diet supplements pose various risks and many may not be nearly as effective as their makers claim.