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Monday, January 28th, 2008

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Drugs used for weight loss are generally called anorexiants. All the drugs are potentially effective when used appropriately and with additional weight loss measures, including exercise and behavioral modification. The long-term effects of most of these medications have not been established [order acomplia]. Most lose their effectiveness over time, thus requiring increased dosage, and they can be addictive and dangerous. None of these drugs deals with the underlying problems that may be causing obesity. Unless specifically instructed by a doctor, people should use non-drug methods for losing weight. Except under rare circumstances, pregnant or nursing women should never take diet medications of any sort, including herbal and over-the-counter remedies [order rimonabant]. Many so-called natural remedies are being promoted for weight loss. Some can be dangerous and few have been tested. Chinese remedies that contain Aristolochia, for example, have been banned by the FDA after reports of cancer and kidney failure. Chitosan, a dietary fiber from shellfish does prevent a little fat from being absorbed in the intestine, but limited studies have not found that it contributes to weight loss. Garcinia (also called mangosteen) is a tropical fruit containing hydroxycitric acid, which is claimed to burn fat. Although theoretically promising, to date no well-conducted study has reported significant weight loss with the chemical.Many dietary herbal teas contain laxatives, which can cause gastrointestinal distress, and, if overused, may lead to chronic pain, constipation, and dependency. In rare cases, dehydration and death have occurred. Some laxative substances found in teas include senna, aloe, buckthorn, rhubarb root, cascara, and castor oil.

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Some fiber supplements containing guar gum have also caused obstruction of the gastrointestinal tract. The hot new diet drug in the news is the French drug called Accomplia Rimonabant. It was created to help people quit smoking and lose fat by blocking circuitry in the brain that gives the body cravings.The diet drug, rimonabant accomplia, which could be available in a year or two, is an appetite suppressant, but works by an entirely new approach by blocking the same primeval circuitry in the brain that gives pot-smokers the munchies. The French firm Sanofi-Synthelabo plans to seek U.S. approval to sell it under the brand Accomplia after more studies are finished next year.Despite the blow that the Acomplia weight loss drug suffered at the hands of the American Food and Drug Administration, Sanofi Aventis the French drug company still reckons that they have a very good chance that the drug will be eventually approved for sale in America.Speaking in a German newspaper, the head of German operations for the company Sanofi Aventis recently said that they had not “written off” Acomplia in America. Mr. Heinz-Werner Meier said that it would be likely that at some point the Food and Drug Administration in America would agree to the sale of Acomplia provided that there were warnings that the drug could cause some people to get depressed. The warnings would be exactly the same as the ones that have been ordered on to the labelling of Acomplia in Europe a following a review by the EMEA.America is however the key market for Rimonabant as there are so many obese people there who would welcome a new weight loss drug. Analysts estimate that the market for Acomplia worldwide is about half a billion dollars but if the approval was given in America that figure could rise to as much as $5 billion. Acomplia has been selling extremely well in Europe and Sanofi Aventis reckons that its sales will continue to rise over the next couple of years.Sanofi Aventis have actually withdrawn their application from the Food and Drug Administration in America and are currently in talks with the organisation on the best way to proceed. Ukmedix News is hopeful that the Acomplia weight loss drug will be eventually approved in America and we feel that the chronic problem that America has with the weight of its people means the quicker Acomplia comes on the market the better for the health of the nation.

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The Acomplia weight loss medication has been the subject of new clinical testing done by its manufacturer Sanofi Aventis in France. The research that used lab rats saw that when the rodents were given tiny doses of the Acomplia obesity drug their cholesterol levels greatly improved and it was also noted that the drug could lessen liver damage.The rats in the study were given Acomplia every day over an 8 week period and at the end of this the researchers said that the rats’ livers had not enlarged as much as other rats that were not given the drug. They also noted that the level of fat in the livers of the rats was lower too. They also examined the blood of the rats to assess liver damage and noted a positive result also. The researchers also said that there was less of a particular inflammation protein that is known to create insulin resistance and cirrhosis in the liver [order rimonabant]. The research appeared in the clinical journal called Hepatology.The Acomplia drug is approved for sale in Europe by the EMEA, but recently was denied approval in America by the Food & Drug Administration. In America there were concerns that depressed people who took the Acomplia weight loss drug could suffer from further depression and people who have a history of depression should not use this obesity medication.Acomplia is an appetite suppressant that works differently to most other appetite suppressants by acting on receptors in the brain that cause you to feel hungry. Basically the drug tricks you into thinking that you are not hungry and so as a result you eat less. The United Kingdom was the first nation in Europe to start selling the Acomplia weight loss medication and Sanofi Aventis say they are very pleased with the take up in the UK.