<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>sakasuka</b></i>
If it worked and it actually made people lose weight long term, <b> there would be no obesity problem in the united states </b></end quote>
EXACTLY! When will people learn that there is no "quick fix"?! I have a friend who tries every new thing that comes along. After she reaches her goal? You guessed it, back to McDonalds! I can't seem to get through to her that if she just changes her eating habits on a permanent basis, she will maintain an acceptable weight. Don't get me wrong, I know it is difficult when people are so busy running from place to place. Sooner or later you will have to hit a drive through in the interest of time, but if overall you eat healthy foods, you will be much better off.
Another thing. It seems strange to me that the FDA would make something that causes <b>anal leakage </b>available <b>OTC</b>, but it takes an act of congress to get life saving drugs approved for prescription use.
That's probably more like my 4 cents.
If it worked and it actually made people lose weight long term, <b> there would be no obesity problem in the united states </b></end quote>
EXACTLY! When will people learn that there is no "quick fix"?! I have a friend who tries every new thing that comes along. After she reaches her goal? You guessed it, back to McDonalds! I can't seem to get through to her that if she just changes her eating habits on a permanent basis, she will maintain an acceptable weight. Don't get me wrong, I know it is difficult when people are so busy running from place to place. Sooner or later you will have to hit a drive through in the interest of time, but if overall you eat healthy foods, you will be much better off.
Another thing. It seems strange to me that the FDA would make something that causes <b>anal leakage </b>available <b>OTC</b>, but it takes an act of congress to get life saving drugs approved for prescription use.
That's probably more like my 4 cents.