A Review of Dr. Bob Medical Weight Loss Pills

"I'm a big fan of Dr. Bob's Weight Watcher program. He's one of the smartest guys I've ever met. The reason I use his Weight Watcher program is that it helps me stay on track, I don't binge, and I stay motivated. In a nutshell, he makes eating healthier and exercising fun. He has a great sense of humor and a way of getting to know you." - Jason

"I'm a big fan of Dr. Bob's Weight Watcher program. He is the creator of WeightLoss NYC, located in New York: "we create customized meal plans for our members, tailored to their individual needs." As one might expect, there are many famous celebrities among WeightWatchers' members, from Barbara Streisand to Freida Arjuna, all of whom have lost large amounts of weight and kept it off. As one might expect, Dr. Bob's program also has an enormous following.

Bob Edwards, M.D., is an internationally recognized nutritionist and expert in the field of weight loss and diet programs. He is the Senior Director of International Nutrition for Weight Watcher International, a company which, as of June 1997, was the third largest Weight Management Company in America, specializing in nutritional and weight loss counseling, research and education programs, with a full service retail outlet in Purchase, New York. He is also the author of "The Sorting Out of Your Diet", a best selling book on the subject of appetite suppression.

As is apparent from the name of Dr. Bob, he also does work as a physician and is certified as an endocrinologist. He has written many popular books on weight loss, including "The Truth About Six-Pack Abs", "Carbless Foods", "What Every Body Cook Should Know About Starches and Carbohydrates" and" shedding pounds while fasting". In addition, he is a long standing member of the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM), the most prestigious medical society in the world. This is yet another reason that many people find themselves listening to his radio show, "The Truth About Dr. Bob". His reputation as an expert has carried over into the internet world, where many people look to him for nutritional and dietary advice.

One of the things that Dr. Bob offers in his radio and television programs are books and pamphlets on how to lose weight, the same as many other dieticians and nutrition experts. The primary difference between many of these other weight loss gurus is that they have not been personally tested by the researchers at the National Institute of Health (NIH). As a result, their information is considered a bit unreliable, at best. As far as the books and pamphlets from Dr. Bob go, many of them can be found online at his web site, which carries many helpful articles on the subject of Chinese medicine for weight loss.

In addition to his books and online resources, he offers a program called Dragon Lies Blood, which has also been viewed by thousands of people. His program discusses the relationship between human psychology, metabolism, lifestyle, and diet, all of which play important roles in the cause of obesity. He claims that the main obstacle to losing weight is suppressing one's own appetite. In his book, he shares many stories of patients who have successfully used appetite suppression and other appetite suppressants to help them lose weight and keep it off.

One of the most interesting stories involved a patient named Linda who started taking diet pills after her doctor told her that she had a high tolerance for carbohydrates. After several years of dieting, she finally tried a stack of diet pills with the goal of using one a day to achieve a higher weight loss success ratio. She did not realize that one of the diet pills she was taking had a stimulant in it, which made her sluggish during the day. Because she was not sleeping well at night, she also started feeling fatigued and irritable. When Dr. Bob asked her about her diet pills, she denied owning any of them, but he checked with his doctor and found out that she had indeed been taking them for the past year without ever telling him the truth. He told her that she had not only abused her appetite suppressant but also her mood stabilizer, which meant that instead of helping with her weight loss efforts, she might be putting even more stress on herself while she was trying to slim down.

Dr. Bob recommends that patients avoid the temptation to use diet pills to lose weight. He points out that although this type of weight loss method can give you the results you are looking for, the long term effect may be physically harmful. He also recommends that people with a history of depression, anxiety disorders, or bipolar disorder speak to a mental health professional before starting a weight loss program. However, he does not recommend that you begin any kind of change before talking to your doctor.