Reductil Prescription Diet Pills

Reductil is a commonly prescribed diet pill that can only be obtained via GP consultation. The previous statement is not entirley true as most diet pills that are supposedly prescription only can be obtained from internet.

The internet is great source for information but is often where black market, prohibited or fruadulent products thrive.

It is highly advised to not attempt to purchase Reductil from any source as the most likely result will be a less than genuine product.

Reductil is prescription only for a reason - it is a chemically produced drug that is prone to some pretty nasty side effects and so GP or doctor administration is essential for ultimate safety.

What Is Reductil And How Does It Work

known by the active ingredient Sibutramine Hydrochloride Monohydrate or just Sibutramine and has a two phase approach to helping with the weight reduction process.

The 1st phase affects the brain by transmitting messages between nerve cells that enhances fulfillment making the body feel fuller and negating the need for food intake. This is appetite suppression.

Suppressing appetite is possibly the most simple and effcetive form of weight management.

The 2nd phase is by blocking fat absorption. Stopping a percentage of dietary fat from being digested by the stomach can cut calorific intake by up to 30% per meal.

Is Reductil Available To Everyone

Reductil is a very powerful anti obesity drug and should only be used for that (anti obesity) the casual dieter who is in need to lose only a few pounds is not a likely candidate for Reductil prescription.

Reductil is aimed at the dangerously overweight - someone who has a high Body Mass Index (BMI) of over 30 could be considered if all other methods for weight control have not been successful.

What Are The Side Effects Of Reductil

Virtually all prescription only diet pills are chemical based and a world apart from the herbal or natural weight loss products commercially available.

The upside is that under GP supervision there is a strong possibility that weight loss will happen fairly quickly - the flipside is the possible side effects.

• Insomnia
• Headaches
• Pins And Needles
• Diarrhoea
• Anxiety
• Sweating
• Depression
• Impotence
• Seizures
• Kidney Disorders

Who Should Not Take Reductil

Expectant or nursing mothers should not use Reductil - nor should anyone with eating disorders, Glaucoma or a history of mental illness.

Anyone who has had liver or kidney problems should also avoid.

Is Reductil Effective

The pharmaceutical companies produce this drug en mass and offer it to the lucrative prescription only market where only a handful of products compete. Reductil is considered to be a diet product that works. Whether the possible or probable side effects are worth the risks - this something that your GP you discuss with you.

Alternatives to Reductil

Xenical - the prescription only market is lead by Xenical and by some distance. Xenical (Orlistat) can prevent fat from being digested but as with most prescription diet pills often prone to causing just as many problems than it solves. More about Xenical

Proactol - another diet pill that offers a two phase approach to weight reduction. Fat binding and appetite suppression when perfomed in tandem can help reduce weight in even the most lazy dieters. More about Proactol

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