Losing weight is the standard for most dieters to measure the success of losing weight, but in fact, fat accumulation is the real reason. Scale masks the fact that everything happens in bait and switch. Diet pills containing "diuretics" will transfer 70% of the water in the body and lose weight quickly. The same principle applies to diet pills containing rhubarb, senna and other antidiarrheal effects. However, these two drugs can only take effect quickly. Once you stop using it, drink water and eat, your weight will rebound.
Whether it is medicine or health care products, once the trump card of "pure natural" is played, there will always be disadvantages. Natural = safe? Actually, it is not. No matter what raw materials are used, no matter what processing technology, once a drug has the function of interfering with metabolism and affecting absorption and digestion, its effect is the same as that of a chemical drug. We should pay attention to the three misunderstandings of taking diet pills, not to say that all diet pills are effective, let alone successful in losing weight, and only after the approval of relevant state departments can they be safe.