Controversial KetoDiet Coffee from Malaysia Banned in Singapore Due to Dangerous Ingredients

The following 'Bahasa' text translated to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "Heboh KetoDiet Coffee from Malaysia is Prohibited in Singapore Due to Its Dangerous Content"

Dream - The beauty standards that exist on social media make more and more people want to appear perfect instantly. However, beauty standards on social media may not necessarily be good for one's health. The thing is, now more and more people want to appear thin without paying attention to their daily nutritional intake. The desire to be slim and slender has led to the emergence of various diet products. Starting from pills, shake drinks, to the very trendy coffee diet in recent years.

Not only that, various extreme diets are also followed. Starting from consuming an apple a day to consuming food and drinks by juicing.

Controversial KetoDiet Coffee from Malaysia Banned in Singapore Due to Dangerous Ingredients

However, the results may not necessarily be healthy for the body. The same goes for consuming diet pills or drinks that are claimed to help destroy fat and lose weight quickly, even without regular exercise and avoiding processed foods.

The following 'Bahasa' text translated to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "Medicine or diet drinks may be able to reduce weight in a short time, but the side effects are very dangerous. This is proven in the case of KetoDiet drinks from Malaysia that were once sold in Singapore."

This drink is claimed to boost energy and instantly destroy fat. Reported by World of Buzz, KetoDiet contains Sibutramine. That content is a substance prescribed to someone for weight loss, but has been banned by the Singapore government in 2010.

"Side Effects of Sibutramine"

Sibutramine has been proven to increase the risk of heart attacks and strokes. People who consume it also have the potential to experience heart and nervous system problems, which can trigger seizures.

The seller of KetoDiet is urged by the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) to withdraw the product from circulation. On the other hand, Sibutramine has also been banned for use in Malaysia since 2012. However, on e-commerce platforms, KetoDiet Coffee is still being sold at a price of RM56-65 or around Rp195-225 thousand per box.

"Herbal Diet Medicine"

Apart from KetoDiet Coffee, there are many diet pills sold in the market. Even their claims vary, one of which is made from herbal ingredients to make consumers believe that the product is safe to consume. However, the pills may not necessarily have BPOM labels and be safe for regular consumption.

"Even, people who consume it can suffer from chronic diseases such as autoimmune and eventually death. So, be careful when you want to consume certain products. Make sure the product is labeled BPOM and control body weight by following a healthy diet and exercising regularly."

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