Question

question 37
which of the following is true about taking weight loss medications?
● most people regain the weight after they stop taking the medication
○ most are dangerous
○ most are ineffective and dont help much with weight loss
○ many people can cure their psychological conditions after they lose weight through medication
question 38
(partially visible, likely similar multiple - choice format about fad diets)

Explanation:

Question (Assuming first is about Fad diets, second about weight - loss meds)

For the first question (Fad diets):

Fad diets are often not based on scientific evidence. They usually don't encourage regular exercise with the diet, don't usually lead to long - term weight loss, and aren't developed by health/nutrition experts in a proper evidence - based way. So the correct option is "They aren't based on scientific evidence".

A key characteristic of weight - loss medications is that most people regain the weight after they stop taking the medication. Weight - loss medications are not mostly dangerous (though some can have side - effects), they can be effective for some, and they don't cure psychological conditions. So the correct option is "Most people regain the weight after they stop taking the medication".

Answer:

The option "They aren't based on scientific evidence" (the last option in the first question's list)

For the second question (Weight - loss medications):