History of Diet Pills
The burst of diet
pills back in the market back 30 or 40 years ago made
the world believe in radical solution to weight loss.
People fighting obesity much sought to solace in these
prescription diet pills like any other binge eating than
looking for a real solution. In our quest to weight loss,
diet pills need to be understood in broader terms and
also in specific to their effects on health. .
Some examples of weight loss pills
There are currently nine weight loss drugs available in the market. However, most of them work by activating the central nervous system by suppressing appetite. A classic example of such anorectic drugs are :
Phentermine (Adipex-P or more generic Phentermine hydrochloride)
Adipex
Didrex
Phendimetrazine etc.
The other category increases the metabolic rate leading to increase in calorie burning. These are normally known as thermogenic drugs and are available without a doctor's prescription.
Could diet pills harm our body?
The answer is unfortunately "yes". Why? Because weight loss drugs are not for cosmetic solutions. They are taken in extreme cases of obesity with a BMI over 30. So naturally doctors can only have the right to prescribe such weight loss products. These medicines are monitored and recommended for use once the doctor has given a clean chit. This means that a person's blood pressure, heart condition etc. are thoroughly checked and once found healthy can one go for such drugs. The dosage of diet pills is also monitored by medics and in case of severity they are immediately stopped. Hence the drugs are meant for short term usage only. The side effects of the weight loss pills could be as harmful as:
- Stomach cramps
- Blurred vision
- Anxiety
- Allergic reaction
- Dizziness
- Tiredness
- Could be severe like having heart pain or elevated blood pressure etc.
However, with the right kind of doctor's advice and discipline along with exercise and diet control one can lose up to 10% to 15% of the body weight and side effects could turn to history.
What are the other alternatives that can be considered for weight loss besides diet pills?
The best way to keep fat away is lifestyle modification, regular exercise and diet control. More of green vegetables, fresh fruits which contain more fiber and avoidance of fatty and oily food can keep one healthy and slim.
Care should be taken to check the passive lifestyle where minimal physical activity is taken. For example you can park your car a few blocks apart from your regular nearby parking slot. This will give you a chance to take a walk which has been missing from your life. Or you could decide not to touch the remote buttons and operate the switch manually. Try finding out innovative solutions where you can sweat it out a little bit!
There are some natural cures available like taking warm lemon water along with honey in empty stomach early in the morning or some natural ayurvedic or herbal cures to melt the cellulite away.
Conclusion
Unlike prescription
diet pills alternate non prescription drugs or herbal
therapies can be used with greater comfort and ease.
But what we must keep in mind is the fact that each
person has his or her own rate of metabolism. So do
not expect results overnight. Maintain discipline and
consistency in the program and do not go for drastic
results at all. In the end fight obesity with a lot
of joy and enthusiasm and not miseries and woes! The
story of every "beautiful" girl or boy is etched with
sheer determination, rigor and regularity-so happy counting
calories as you enjoy the joyride to success!
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