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Martin Hofschroer
Dieters have been advised that t5 slimming pills need to be used in conjunction with a good diet and exercise in order to achieve the best results, according to health industry experts. Research by the University of Liverpool revealed that weight loss products such as t5 slimming pills are most effective in the long term if people take them alongside a balanced diet and healthy exercise regime. Dr Jason Halford led a team of scientists which found that obese people are unlikely to sustain a slim figure if they do not tackle their psychologically unhealthy relationship with food with a holistic approach. "Obesity is the result of many motivational factors that have evolved to encourage us to eat, not least our susceptibility to the attractions of food and the pleasures of eating energy rich foods," said Dr Halford. The study was supported by Dr Laura Wyness, senior nutrition scientist at British Nutrition Foundation who said that t5 slimming pills produce lasting benefits when people use them as part of a healthy diet plan. She said: "The key to healthy wellbeing is a balance between eating well and exercising regularly. "People have to realise that while some diet pills may work, they are not enough to rely on solely as part of healthy and consistent way to lose weight. It is all about getting a balance." Dr Wyness went on to say that dieters need to persist with a t5 slimming pills if they want maintain a trim figure for a significant amount of time. She said: "While diet pills can create a dramatic weight loss in the short-term, and while a person is taking the pills, as soon as they stop taking them, inevitably they gain the weight again. "This is because they have not taken enough steps to promote a healthy, balanced lifestyle and have relied on the pill alone. Hence, when they stop taking the pill, the weight returns." The British government has predicted that half of men and two-thirds of women will suffer from obesity by 2025. Recent research by three leading British charities revealed that many people are ignorant of the fact that an extra layer of fat around the waist can lead to an increased risk of cancer, diabetes and heart disease. Excess weight around the middle creates oestrogen and excess chemicals in the stomach, which put people at higher risk of killer diseases such as cancer, diabetes and heart disease.
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