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Diet Pill Contrave Rejected by FDA

Alamy Weight loss drug Contrave has yet to receive approval from the Food and Drug Administration, which said the product must first address ... Read More »

Xenical and Alli Receive FDA Liver Damage Warning

Getty Images/Jeff J Mitchell The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved two new warnings for prescription weight-loss drug Xenical and ... Read More »

You Can't Burn Just Fat, Study Finds

Australian researchers have confirmed that the old advice of eating less and moving more is the only way to lose weight. But there's more: Burning ... Read More »

Conjugated Linoleic Acid (CLA): Does This Diet Pill Work?

Conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) is a diet pill that some believe will help you build muscle and lose weight. CLA is a naturally occurring fatty acid ... Read More »

Meridia or Sibutramine: Prescription Diet Pill

This prescription diet pill Meridia (with a scientific name sibutramine hydrochloride monohydrate) treats obesity by increasing satiety -- or the ... Read More »

Chromium Weight-Loss Supplements: Do They Help You Lose Weight?

Chromium, also called Chromium Picolinate, is a weight-loss supplement. Chromium is a naturally occurring mineral found in meat, poultry, fish and ... Read More »

2 Day Diet

Two Day Diet pills are a weight-loss supplement that claim to be "all-natural," offering users the chance to lose up to 15 pounds in one month. Also ... Read More »

Ephedrine: An FDA-Banned Diet Pill

Ephedrine is an alkaloid, or chemical compound, found in the plant ephedra and is traditionally used in Chinese medicine and some over-the-counter and ... Read More »

New Prescription Diet Pills Coming Soon

Photo: erix!, Flickr When it comes to rising levels of obesity in the United States, there's finally a glimmer of good news. In addition to ... Read More »

Weight loss supplements

You've seen the infomercials and you've gotten the spam... miracle weight loss in a pill. When it comes to weight loss (actually, when it comes to ... Read More »