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Fuel for Fitness
Provides an approach to healthy living. Offers services and pricing, recipes and resources with tips on nutrition and exercise. Based in Houston, Texas.
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Washington State Dietetic Association
Nutrition and dietetic activities for the state of Washington. Employment opportunities, membership, news events, and list of nutrition programs available.
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Diet Pills Start Your Weight Loss Program
Though you eat balance diet and do a lot of exercise, these things are not enough for your weight loss program. Of course everyone wants to have a rapid weight loss and you can only get it from those diet pills.
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Diet drug could be pulled from market
JACKSON, MS (WLBT) - The diet drug, Meridia, already comes with warnings that it should not be used by people who have a history of heart disease or with uncontrolled high blood pressure.
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Diet drug Meridia study renews calls for U.S. ban
Final data from a new study showed that the diet drug Meridia increases the risk of heart attacks and strokes in patients who already have heart disease, but offered only moderate weight loss. Weight loss - Heart disease - Health - Anti-obesity medication - United States
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Prescription diet drug raises risk of heart attack, stroke
Sibutramine, which alters brain chemicals to suppress appetite, carries risks for users with a history of cardiovascular disease. One doctor says it should be pulled off shelves. The prescription diet drug sibutramine, sold under the brand name Meridia, should be taken off the market because it raises the risk of heart attacks and strokes in some patients, the editor of the New England Journal ...
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