Too young for diet pill ?
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am i too young to get a doctor prescribed pill ? because i've tried a lot with exercising and dieting and i've tried the healthy way, nothing seems to work for me. i was thinking if i got a pill it will boost my metabolism and make losing weight easier for me. any suggestions on what he/she will say ?
Well...the point of asking a medical professional is so you will know what the healthiest thing to do is...so why dont you wait and talk to the doctor before you ask people who probably don't have any idea of what they are talking about. But you are probably too young to have a diet pill by the way...but what do i know? im not a doctor
at 14 your doctor won't prescribe you a diet pill. he/she will tell you to see a nutritionist if you are concerned or offer other programs for teens. i'm 14 and my doctor recommended weight watchers or a summer camp a.k.a. fat camp. but we're too young to even consider taking a diet pill.
Yes, you're too young to start messing up your metabolism with pills.
You're too young for that crap- don't try and lose weight artificially, it will just come back. What you need to do is change your entire routine - get some exercise and start eating healthy. Instead of whole milk, drink skim...instead of grabbing candy, buy some fruit...instead of eating ice cream, eat sherbert - little changes like that will make a huge difference in the long run.
You're 14 - if you aren't athletic and don't want to go to the gym, at least try doing things at home... why not get a Wii and play it when you would just be sitting down normally? At least you would be off the couch! Bring some friends over, play it with your family...
You really have to get up and move to play some of the games - and the games are really addicting, so before you know it you've spent an hour 'boxing', playing 'tennis', 'bowling', etc.
Its not going to get you in as good of shape as going to the gym, but at least you will be moving around.
Googled 'wii workout' and found the site below...
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