Anonymous wrote:So what's the deal with all of the slimming ads and "fat camps" in Singapore? I find it hard to believe that the government of such a progressive society allows the advertising, and selling, of so many slimming drugs and quick "fixes". I also cannot believe that so many people buy into this crap. The government should be pushing healthy eating and a healthy lifestyle in order to trim down unwanted pounds, rather than push adverts from actors and actresses to take slimming pills or to use slimming lotions.
Pick up a copy of the local newspaper and you'll have a hard time missing what I'm talking about. The ads for slimming pills are right there inbetween the ads for breast enlargements.
Anonymous wrote:So what's the deal with all of the slimming ads and "fat camps" in Singapore? I find it hard to believe that the government of such a progressive society allows the advertising, and selling, of so many slimming drugs and quick "fixes". I also cannot believe that so many people buy into this crap. The government should be pushing healthy eating and a healthy lifestyle in order to trim down unwanted pounds, rather than push adverts from actors and actresses to take slimming pills or to use slimming lotions.
Pick up a copy of the local newspaper and you'll have a hard time missing what I'm talking about. The ads for slimming pills are right there inbetween the ads for breast enlargements.

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