Belly Fat – How to Lose Inches

By Jen Sarr, October 6th, 2009 posted in Uncategorized - No Comments »

With the Help of

Reductil Weight

Loss Pills

Belly fat is associated with numerous health risks such as heart disease, hypertension, type two diabetes mellitus and many other serious diseases. In this article you can read how Reductil helps to lose weight.

The accumulation of belly fat or abdominal obesity has become common amongst people, especially in developed countries where a majority of the people have taken to living sedentary lifestyles and have developed a preference for junk food over wholesome healthy food and exercise.

Belly fat is associated with numerous health risks such as heart disease, hypertension, type 2 diabetes mellitus and many other serious diseases. Belly fat may also be associated with glucose intolerance, dyslipidaemia, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), and Cushing’s syndrome. Gaining some extra fat around your belly should generally be taken as a warning sign for future complications that may arise because of belly fat.

When combined with moderate physical exercise and healthy eating practices, Reductil can help you lose weight gradually. Additionally, you will have to make a concentrated effort to cut down on fat rich foods in your daily diet.

Although useful for weight loss, Reductil isn’t completely free from undesirable side effects. Some possible side effects of these weight loss pills are dry mouth, headache, hot flushes, constipation, nausea, dizziness, insomnia, sweating, changes in taste sensations and anxiety. These side effects are mild and are well tolerated by a majority of the people. We recommend that you read all the important information about Reductil including its side effects and contraindications before taking this drug for belly fat reduction.

Growing the Market for Weight Loss Drugs

By Jen Sarr, October 2nd, 2009 posted in Uncategorized - No Comments »

The weight loss drug market has seen a major upswing in growth during the past year as new drugs entered the marketplace, offering fresh alternatives for drug-assisted weight loss. With the introduction of Knoll’s Reductil (sibutramine) the market has grown 70 percent in just one year.

Leading the market, Reductil with $102 million, based on data from IMS Health. Other prescribed anti-obesity drugs include phentermine (generic), with $30 million in sales. Name brand Xenical, reported sales of $32 million. Pharmacia’s Didrex (benzphetamine) and Aventis’s Tenuate (diethyipropion) captured a smaller portion of the market.

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An appetite suppressant

By Jen Sarr, September 26th, 2009 posted in Uncategorized - No Comments »

Reductil

Reductil is an appetite suppressant that actively lessens the desire for food, enabling the user to better control their calorie intake and lose weight. It is available with a prescription from a GP, although it can sometimes be bought without a prescription from an on-line pharmacy. Reductil comes as a small capsule-like pill that is easy to swallow, and obese users claim that it has helped them to lose 10% or more of their body weight in the first year.

Clinical Studies – Reductil

By Jen Sarr, September 20th, 2009 posted in Uncategorized - No Comments »

First two-year clinical data for Reductil demonstrates efficacy in helping overweight people maintain long-term weight loss.

Results from the second phase of the STORM study on ‘Reductil Trial in Weight Reduction and Maintenance’ suggest that Reductil slimming pills are effective in helping most people maintain the initial six month weight loss for up to two years. According to the study, 87% of people maintained more than a 10% weight loss as compared to 49% in the placebo group and 65% maintained more than a 15% of their weight loss as compared to 19% in the placebo group.

For most people, maintaining lost weight is a difficult task. But, maintaining the weight is essential for realizing the health and psychological benefits of initial weight loss. Without the right tools, regaining lost weight is easy. Reductil – as a weight loss tool – helps lose initial weight and as well as keep the weight off for the long term.

Reductil works by affecting chemicals in the brain involved in regulating the appetite and helps people overcome one of the biggest barriers to losing weight, because it helps them feel full so that they end up eating less.

Clinical studies with Reductil slimming pills have shown that it is well-tolerated, safe and effective weight management medication with the majority of people losing between 5-10% of their body weight quickly. Early findings from the STORM study appear to reconfirm previous studies showing weight loss and maintenance of weight loss using Reductil

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Reductil Information

By Jen Sarr, September 19th, 2009 posted in Uncategorized - No Comments »

Reductil is used in weight loss management. It reduces calorie intake and increases resting metabolic rate by inhibitingserotonin and noradrenaline reuptake.

Reductil may be taken with or without food. Its daily recommended dose is between 10 – 15mg once daily. As Reductil may cause drowsiness or dizziness, you are advised not to drive or operate heavy machineries until you know how it affects you.

You should discuss with your doctor if you are at child bearing age or intend to become pregnant during treatment with Reductil. Appropriate contraceptive methods should be employed if required. Reductil should not be used if you are breastfeeding as it is unknown whether sibutramine or its metabolites are excreted in breast milk.