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This entry was posted on 2/14/2010 12:42 PM and is filed under Product/Health.

I heard some people talking on tv about parents giving their children slimming pills every day. The people were outraged at this. I'm not sure what I think. I guess saying slimming pills sort of softens the fact that it is diet pills. I personally wasn't so outraged because I have been overweight my whole life and maybe if my parents had given me something when I was young, maybe I wouldn't have had this problem.

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