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Diet pill drug dangers

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Enslow, 1999 - Psychology - 64 pages
Examines the history of diet pill use, focusing on society's obsession with weight loss and the dangers of abusing these drugs.

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Editorial Review - Cahners Business Information (c) 1999

Gr 5-9-Two books that focus on the serious risks associated with abusing chemical substances. Each title opens with a personal narrative about a young person whose life was dramatically affected by substance abuse. Additional real-life stories dramatize the dangers described in each presentation. The authors examine the societal pressures that lead to the particular type of abuse and go on to describe how the chemicals work on the human body. Warning signs, treatment programs, and prevention strategies are all addressed. Discussion questions are appended to each volume, making the books useful in a classroom or group situation. Full-color photographs and charts add visual splash to the concise texts. These well-documented overviews update titles such as Clifford J. Sherry's Drugs and Eating Disorders and Inhalants and Lawrence Clayton's Amphetamines and Other Stimulants (all Rosen, 1994).-Joyce Adams Burner, Hillcrest Library, Prairie Village, KS 

Editorial Review - Cahners Business Information (c) 1999

Gr 5-9-Two books that focus on the serious risks associated with abusing chemical substances. Each title opens with a personal narrative about a young person whose life was dramatically affected by substance abuse. Additional real-life stories dramatize the dangers described in each presentation. The authors examine the societal pressures that lead to the particular type of abuse and go on to describe how the chemicals work on the human body. Warning signs, treatment programs, and prevention strategies are all addressed. Discussion questions are appended to each volume, making the books useful in a classroom or group situation. Full-color photographs and charts add visual splash to the concise texts. These well-documented overviews update titles such as Clifford J. Sherry's Drugs and Eating Disorders and Inhalants and Lawrence Clayton's Amphetamines and Other Stimulants (all Rosen, 1994).-Joyce Adams Burner, Hillcrest Library, Prairie Village, KS 

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Contents

Diet Pills New Questions Same Answers
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Treatment Programs That Work
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What You Can
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Diet Pill Drug Dangers by Lawrence, Ph.D Clayton (2000)
One of the helpful aids in this battle is books, in particular Diet Pill Drug Dangers. This 64-page book offers the factual information they need, ...
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