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Not a Good Idea? DNA Diet Pills

DNA diet pills have been advertised, particularly on the Internet, as a revolutionary new way to lose weight. Unfortunately, the results have not backed up the talk, and in fact many of the original weight loss supplements that marketed themselves as diet pills built around a DNA plan have actually ended up being banned in the United States because some have even proven harmful!

DNA diet pills came out with the hype that since a person's DNA are the building blocks of their entire body, that these pills were somehow designed so that the pills could work specifically with that person's genetics to promote weight loss. The main problem is that not only did many of these pills never prove in laboratory testing that they could hold up to those lofty promises, but many of them had side effects that were potentially harmful to people with heart conditions or diabetes. Since overweight and obese individuals were all more likely to have these conditions, they suffered the side effects-some of which turned out to be fatal.

If you run a web search for DNA diet pills now, virtually every hit you get back will link those words with "scam" or "scandal." Not a very reassuring connection. As with any diet or attempt at weight loss, you need to cut calories and eat healthy so when you lose the weight you can actually enjoy the positive effects. DNA diet pills were a fad trying to "buy a piece of the pie" of the business that weight loss has become. If anyone advertises DNA diet pills, keep away from whatever their pitch is and just think: is it really a good idea to take anything that claims to tinker with your DNA?

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