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Dear Dr Health,
     I think too many people take weight-loss pills without really knowing that they can 1._______ their
health.
     I read about a Canadian actress 2._______ had to go to hospital because she took some weight-loss
pills. She lost 7 kg in two months. However, the pills 3._______ something that causes liver failure.
     Recently, my cousin read about a weight-loss pill and she really wants to try it. I've told her the story
of the 4. _______, but she won't listen. She's only 12, but has become a girl who is worried 5. _______
her figure and how she looks. She often refuses to eat. My aunt is worried that my cousin will buy the
pills in secret. She says health is priceless. She thinks that children must eat properly 6._______ they are
growing all the time.
     What am I to do? Please help me.
Yours truly,
Xiao Ming

1. damage/ harm 2. who/ that 3. contains 4. actress 5. about 6. as/ because/for

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