This question is not a positive answer. Diet pills will definitely rebound. For a person who is losing weight, or for a person who has already taken diet pills, this matter is inherently uncertain. When taking diet pills, you may lose weight, but you may not lose weight. No matter what the effect is, you must pay attention to your way of losing weight.

No matter how you lose weight, what you need to do after losing weight is to control your diet and food intake later. How much you eat every day and how much you can eat need to be measured by yourself. You must stick to these things.

Some people control their diet when they lose weight, and then feel very painful. When they finally lost weight and succeeded in losing weight, they began to overeat. Because I ate less when I lost weight, I began to eat whatever I wanted after I lost weight, and the amount was still large. If you consume more than you consume, you will definitely gain weight.

I also have friends who take diet pills to lose weight. Some people lose weight and then gain weight again. This is based on their individuals. Some people can control themselves, and then they stick to it and lose weight. Some people can't control their final results and must bounce back. Some even gained weight after rebounding.

So you can't say for sure that taking diet pills will definitely rebound, which is related to this person's later diet and may also be related to this person's physique. If you can control yourself in the later stage, your diet will be better controlled. Generally, you won't eat those things with more sugar content, and you will keep exercising. At this time, you will not rebound under normal circumstances.

A person who loses weight can be suitable for this diet medicine, so he may be thin, and some people who are not suitable for this diet medicine may be fat, which varies from person to person.