Obesity medications have no effect on weight loss.

The French magazine Al-A has published a lengthy study on the booming market for fitness pills and began by classifying these drugs as a diuretic, appetite suppressor and fat sphinct.

Nutritionist Jean-Michel Cohen says that all these drugs have no lasting and noticeable impact on weight loss and are primarily based on marketing advertising.

He added that such medicines fall within the framework of the marketing of products that generate abundant profits without
It achieves decisive results as it is a winning market despite its side effects such as frequent diarrhea and low absorption level of "a", d", "k" and "E", which confirms that it is nothing but a major hoax.

The French drug "Alli", which helps with weight loss, will soon be withdrawn from the market due to its many side effects, the most important of which is liver poisoning, in addition to
Frequent diarrhea, as well as its intangible results.