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What is an effective and cardiac safe weight loss medicine?
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If you have : High blood pressure and/or coronary artery disease i will recommend not to use any weight loss drug. Diet and exercise always first. Consult a dietitian and possibly a trainer to help you motivate to exercise. I know it's not easy but there is no magic pill that won't affect your cardiovascular system.
Answered 6/17/2013
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