Diet pills are potentially dangerous to human health. Let's look at a set of related reports. Raymond Bazin, an expert in obesity treatment at the French National Institute of Health and Medicine, recently said that obese patients must be cautious in receiving drug weight loss treatment, because the principle of general drug weight loss is related to nutrient intake, and long-term acceptance of this treatment is potentially dangerous to human health. Raymond Bazin made the above remarks after the French authorities approved the new generation of diet drug Sibutral to be sold in France before this summer. He believes that although no serious side effects have been found in clinical experiments in the past two years, this new drug still acts on the human body from the perspective of nutrient absorption, so long-term use must be cautious. The Department of Health Products of the French National Health and Safety Bureau also stressed that this diet pill is only for truly obese people, and ordinary people should not take it without authorization. The bureau also specially reminded that in order to ensure the safety of taking drugs, obese patients taking drugs must receive cardiovascular health checks regularly. 1997, France banned the sale of isomer appetite suppressants in the French market, because some people had serious symptoms such as heart valve deformation and pulmonary hypertension after taking the drug, and the principle of this drug was to suppress appetite by acting on the central nervous system of the brain.