Diet aid

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In dieting, a diet aid is anything that assists in weight loss such as anti-obesity drugs, nutritional supplements, exercise equipment, portion control dinner plates^[1] or other materials.

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Main list: List of basic nutrition topics

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1. ^ BBC article Plate aids diabetes weight loss published June 26, 2007