Horse tranquilizers for the thin?

Question

I read something about anorexic people using horse tranquilizers... why would they do this, i.e., what will it do to the human body?

Answer 1

The horse pills do have a short time effect on the human body to help in weight loss. The drawback is that it only works for a short time and then the metabolism seems to get totally screwed up, the weight all comes back and more, and it becomes next to impossible to lose weight after that.

Answer 2

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