A recent study have shown that the average bill spend by women on looks cost nearly as $540, while on health care, women spend just $360. This is based on a statistical data on a recent survey conducted on 3, 000 women.

This has raised some doubtful acts as women are more concerned with their looks rather than be busy on taking care of their health. This survey was conducted on 3, 000 women with ages 18 to 65 years. The researchers have asked questions inclining and relating to their appearance and health. The results have shown that women have more tendency on spending more time on enhancing their looks, which pertains to cosmetic and beauty products, rather than enhancing their physical appearance. Moreover, the statistical data serves as an evidence to show that beauty care is more important than health care. In addition, 19 percent of the total population went to women who aimed for hard diet to shed weight. A percentage of 14 went to women resorting to diet pills to achieve zero figure mark.
Moreover, a three percent of the women went to lengths and drugs, another four percent who opt for having eating disorders to look at their best.

Further, researchers say that this survey has certainly raised many questions on the awareness level of women, more importantly pertaining to their healthy lifestyle over maintaining a young appearance.

With this surprising statistical data, a spokesman from the health group, Benenden Healthcare Society have expressed that they are more concerned over the imminent danger to women, considering that they are more concerned with their looks than their physical health.

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In this day and age when everyone has this notion that being “beautiful” should always go hand-in-hand with being “slim and trim”; many women have resorted to several drastic measures in solving their weight problems. Whether it’s Dr. Atkins, South Beach Diet, Taebo, or pills, these methods compose all the long list of what are called “fad diets” that has caught the attention of people who want to maintain that svelte figure of people they see on magazine covers.

Most alarming above all these “fad diets” are the diet pills available in the market today. These drugs are usually easily accessible over the counter like Leptopril, Stacker 2, Trimspa, and Zantrex 3. Yet, there is still a little information available about the efficacy of these diet pills because there are still many independent scientific studies that need to be done to safely say that these are the ultimate solution to everyone’s perceived weight problem. This is why this paper will try to delve into the world of diet pills and take into account the efficacy of four major diet pills available over the counter in our drug stores today like Leptopril, Stacker 2, Trimspa, and Zantrex 3. What is the history of using diet pills? Are there an increasing number of people under the age of 18 using these products? If so, what are the effects of these pills on their bodies? Are there any harmful effects? How does it affect the middle aged men and women? These are just few of the questions we will try to answer in this paper and in the end, we shall conclude which of these diet pills could be best used to help overweight people maintain their ideal body weight.

The above-mentioned questions will be answered in a four-part research. Stay tuned!

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