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I was taking a diet pill (safely) but stopped and started weight watchers. can i combine the two?
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Supervision: You can take diet pills while being on a Weight reducing diet, but it should be under a physician's supervision with the goal of eventually getting off the pills. Diet and exercise will suffice after getting a jump start on the pills.
Answered 6/11/2014
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