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What is the best diet pill to add to a 1600 calorie diet?
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None: There is no apparent need identified, based on your question, for an appetite suppressant or fat-blocker, if you are truly committed to making healthy food choices, watching portion size, and avoiding snacking. Choose foods that you find filling, satisfying, and tasty but remain in your 1600 calorie restriction and you will lose weight if your daily calorie requirements exceed your intake.
Answered 6/25/2020
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