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Rapid Slim diet pill + multivitamin
I have started taking the RS liquid diet pill and a multivitamin twice daily. My levels of iron and such are probably sky high, each pill (I take 8 daily) has a 2500% increase of Vitamin C and other similar vitamins. I havent been monitoring my weight gain/loss nor have I noticed anything. I drink probably too much water that my urine was usually clear. Now it's been more of a gatorade yellow, and the amount of water hasn't changed. Is this healthy? or normal at least?
Also, do these diet pills affect pregnancy at all? Perhaps by um, some miracle of god, prevent it?
Also, do these diet pills affect pregnancy at all? Perhaps by um, some miracle of god, prevent it?
Diet pills do not prevent pregnancy and vitamins can cause urine to be all different types of yellow. Depends on which vitamins are in it. Why are you taking two multi's? You can take too much of certain vitamins.
If you don't want to be pregnant, you need some type of birth control.
If you don't want to be pregnant, you need some type of birth control.
1) Diet pills can be very dangerous. Furthermore, there is no such thing as a magic weight loss pill and there are currently no regulations in place to prevent false claims from being made regarding these pills (this is currently being changed). If you do lose weight on one of these pills, it is water weight as most of these pills are diuretics!
2) Vitamin pills contain vitamin B which will color your urine yellow. Based on your vitamin consumption, the color of your urine is not suprising.
3) Diet pills absolutely will NOT prevent pregnancy!
2) Vitamin pills contain vitamin B which will color your urine yellow. Based on your vitamin consumption, the color of your urine is not suprising.
3) Diet pills absolutely will NOT prevent pregnancy!
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