If I had a dime for every patient that ever asked me if "there was something I could take" to "help me lose weight," I'd certainly be well off. I must have heard that more than I'd care to remember. The answer to that question is rather complicated. There are a few medicines out there that have been FDA approved for weight loss, but they are few and have some intolerable side effects for most of us.
The oldest weight loss concoctions on the market are in the sympathomimetic family, such as me...
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