The internet is full of ventures that promise you weight loss and a healthy lifestyle if you start consuming these items. Different teas, biscuits and various other items can be named as items that claim to help in weight loss in a healthy manner. Right or wrong, one thing is for sure – these dietary products should not be trusted.
The only way someone can reduce weight or maintain a healthy lifestyle is by doing the right thing, which is to maintain a proper diet and to workout. However, when it comes to people with a busy, occupied routine, they find it difficult to find time and hence, they may use the products they believe can help them out in terms of weight.
Earlier today, Pakistani actress Humaima Malick shared the same story that involves someone very close in her family, her sister Duaa Malick.
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The Sur Sath Sawera morning show host and an amazing sister was recently hospitalized due to “stale dietary product” as per Humaima’s Instagram post.
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Here’s what Humaima posted:
“I am just shocked where our society is going. I really want to tell the world what trauma our family is going through. As you all know that my sister Dua is a 22 years young healthy successful mum to two kids. This company @fitfibre offered her to try out their product. Yesterday she tried out the very first capsule on much persistence and the entire day she was in severe pain and ended up in hospital.
We as a family were in a trauma. Not only we have spent so much money on making her survive but we went through so much pain that cannot be described in words I just felt a responsibility to make people aware about their product and how much damaged they can cause. God forbid if anything happened to my sister I would never let them live in peace. Thank you fit fibre we surely know this was your year end stock!! @fitfibre“
The post is a message for everyone to be careful when it comes to making such choices. We wish speedy recovery to Dua Malick and her family remains strong during times like these.
