is it just me who`s noticed or does everyone seem to slate nhs diet pills?

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I think that anything used incorrectly can be dangerous. Especially medications. I tried prescription diet pills that I got from a friend a bunch of years ago and didn't react well to them. They made me off the wall hyper! I took one at 6am and just kept moving all day. I collapsed at about midnight from exhaustion and slept for 2.5 hours. Then I got up and started cleaning the house. I tried it again for a few more days with the same results. The big kicker was when my boss asked me what I had taken as my pupils were the size of dinner plates and I couldn't be still. I just couldn't handle it. The problem is that I tried them on my own without doctor supervision. I think that if you need prescription diet pills, have your doctor prescribe them and monitor your response to them. I prefer over the counter pills. I don't suppose they are much safer if used incorrectly, but I feel safer taking them. Some of them make me a bit wired, but at least I can sleep for longer than 3 hours! The bottom line is, I believe that if you are dangerously overweight, and you know if you are, you should be under a doctor's care anyway. Your doctor will help you find the best and safest way to get yourself back to a healthy and safe weight for your body type and frame size.