Appetite suppressants on the NHS
NHS appetite suppressants
Appetite suppressants are often the first port of call for dieters who are struggling to lose weight and have tried other options to keep their calorie intake down.
In fact GP's have reported a huge increase over the last 10 years from patients enquiring about appetite suppressants available on the NHS.
With obesity at record levels you would assume that there are a number of drugs which can suppress appetite and curb crabings. However because of recent warnings from both the FDA and EU medicines authorities regarding severe side effects this is not the case.
Reductil was at one stage one of the most commonly prescribed NHS appetite suppressants, and contained the active drug sibutramine. This had dramatic success with many patients and found they ate as much as 40% when compared to a placebo. Read the rest of this entry
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