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Is the third generation or the fourth generation of aestheticism OB protein fiber better? How long will it take to be effective?
The second generation is thin, the upper part, and the lower part of the third generation.

The novice is four generations, in good health.

Small side effect, my friend is the fourth generation.

She probably took half a course of treatment.

I lost 20 pounds in two weeks.

... but then she changed her arms for two generations because she felt rough.

This is very strong. She dare not eat it.

It's not medicine that basically won't rebound, it's poop (not fat but water)

I just think I've lost weight and returned to my old routine.

There is a buffer period after losing weight.

If the landlord eats OB,

There will be a one-week buffer period.

You can only lose weight by yourself.

Actually.

OB is to control appetite and damage the liver.

With this conscious mind, it is ok to eat less.

-You must have breakfast and be full.

Experts say that eating breakfast is not only good for health, but also whether MS burns fat 2 hours or several hours after eating.

For lunch, eat something you like as usual. . -Don't go too far.

From eating less meat to being vegetarian for dinner.

From vegetarianism to eating a little (if you are not hungry, you can satisfy your greedy mouth)

-What I want to say about the fruit diet is very incorrect. There is no nutritious fruit with a lot of vegetables and meat. There are also people who are vegetarian and don't eat meat ... To put it bluntly, you can't touch anything without touching anything.

No matter how good things are, there are limits, and even the worst things are valuable. Let's just say that coarse grains are really good. Eating them everywhere is good for your health, but eating them all the time will do harm to your health. I seem to have forgotten on TV. ...

Wow; Gee ... that's beside the point ... come on