What does the fiber in diet pills do? it satisfies a person's normal daily fiber requirement. it has been clinically demonstrated to facilitate weight loss. it provides significant dietary fiber and suppresses appetite. it acts as a bulking agent in the large intestine and not in the stomach?

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Kyle Schaefer

16 October, 21:52

What does the fiber in diet pills do? it satisfies a person's normal daily fiber requirement. it has been clinically demonstrated to facilitate weight loss. it provides significant dietary fiber and suppresses appetite. it acts as a bulking agent in the large intestine and not in the stomach?

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Ismael Dean · Answer 1

The fiber in diet pills, performs as a bulking mediator in the large intestine and not in the stomach. Diet pills should not be used in high doses, because diet pills come with different side effects, which causes illnesses, like heart attack or even stroke.