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Other Drugs available for Weight Loss


Weight loss drugs do not need any definition in today’s time as most of the people in the developed countries are increasingly suffering from the overweight or obesity disorders and perhaps have tried some or the other weight loss drugs at some stage. Weight loss drugs usually do not fully guarantee the shredding of excess body weight is used singularly without any recommended diet or exercise plans. Moreover the obese people are of course benefited by the weight loss medications if properly following their physician’s guidelines and advice.

Usually the medical practitioners suggest different weight loss medications to different classes of people such as:

•Persons having their body mass index-BMI of 30 or above
•Persons who are overweight having 27 or more BMI and face deficiency of good cholesterol-HDL or have excess bad cholesterol-LDL are prone to developing type 2 diabetes, or cause the hypertension / high blood pressure or insomnia
•Patients having miserably failed after attempting other weight loss systems

The most widely available and renowned weight loss medications in the open markets both under prescription as well as OTC systems include:

•Sibutramine based Meridia in the U.S. / Reductil in the UK: These medications modifies the brain chemistry by obstructing the hunger signals and causing the fullness feelings enabling the patient to eat less foods which in turn help weight loss
•Orlistat – Xenical: Obstructs the fat absorption in the intestines under its usual dose size of 120mg thrice daily. The drug may have probable side effects.
•Rimonabant – Acomplia: It works by blocking the endocannabinoid process in the brain which manages the hunger feelings. Just 1 pill a day is the ideal dose size.

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