Never mix diet pills with out doctors advice you do not know how they will react with each other or how much damage it can do ==no matter how safe they say they are
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It's quite dangerous to mix pills without a doctor's approval. Even if one of those pills is supposed to be herbal or all-natural, you can still have side-effects. Better safe than sorry! I would not mix pills or take any supplements without doctor's approval.
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