Anyone know of a dr's prescribed weigh loss happy pill?!

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During winter months, a vitamin D deficiency is fairly common. To test this theory, just take an excess quantity of vitamin D. (This is not toxic, it's actually a hormone)

Allergies to food additives is fairly common, as is intolerance or allergy to milk. I would try stopping dairy products and convenience foods (fast foods and prepared foods and meats). Make sure to eat lots of leafy greens, colorful vegetables, whole grains, fruits, and legumes. I'd also take B12, and ground flax seed. Commercial cereals, breads, and refined carbohydrates are devoid of nutrition and should be avoided.

Sadly, every drug is toxic and has side effects. I've found that following a pure vegetarian diet has a huge lift. I've maintained this healthy diet because of how healthy I feel when I eat this way.

Don't bother with happy pills, eating right is a much healthier and happier approach. The happy pills will tend to dull your wits and become less effective over time. Not so with this dietary change.

Dr. Dean Ornish
Dr. Neal Barnard
Dr. T. Colin Campbell
Dr. John McDougall
Dr. Joel Fuhrman <--- Read about his water fast... Extremely effective and beneficial for health
Dr. Caldwell Esselstyn, Jr.