Meridia
Weight Loss Medication
In 1997 the FDA approved Meridia
weight loss medication as formulated by Abbott Laboratories.The
generic name for this drug is sibutramine hydrochloride
monohydrate, and it does its job by inhibiting the reuptake of
norepinephrine, seratonin, and dopamine. This causes your body to react
by increasing its production of these chemicals because it doesn't see
how much it really has produced. Weight loss results with Meridia weight loss
medication have been shown in numerous clinical trials to exceed those
of the people in the study who were on the low calorie diet prescibed
in the trial and taking a placebo. There have been a
number of articles out there that show that of the weight loss
medications the lowest weight loss differnce was seen from meridia. The
studies and indications that are published by the FDA and Abbott
themselves do not say that meridia boosts metabolism, but that its
effectiveness comes from the increase in the bodies production of
seratonin, norepinephrine, and dopamine which all tell the body when it
has eaten enough. So Meridia weight loss medicine works by essentially
curbing hunger. Weight loss results with Meridia
weight loss medicine are achieved through a low calorie diet and
increased exercise. So, to lose weight on Meridia you need to follow
the guidelines of the 7 Habits of Weight Loss anyways. From
everything that I have researched the statistical connection between
meridia and weight loss could very easily be replicated by simply increasing metabolism through
exercise and decreasing
your calorie intake through portion
control. Now, it is possible that Meridia
boosts metabolism, since it is definately known to potentially cause
major increase in blood pressure as well as increased heart rate. But
you should not even think about taking Meridia or other weight loss
medication without medical oversight. A doctor should not even
think about prescribing this medication unless your BMI is >30
and you are otherwise healthy, or your BMI is >27 and you
already have obesity related medical issues. If you
already have obesity related medical issues, the potential problems
with taking Meridia to lose weight are greater due to the interaction
with other medications you may already be taking. And the potential side
effects which you may already be experiencing before even taking this
drug.
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