Medical Weight Loss

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Appetite moderators or anorectics are substances that reduce the desire to eat. Clinically used as a medicine to treat obesity on a short-term basis, some appetite suppressants are also available without a prescription. However, medicines in this class are often stimulants and do require a prescription..

Appetite suppressants may be the best choice for people who cannot stop eating or those who eat out of boredom or other emotions. There are three main groups of appetite suppressants: teramine, diethylpropion, and phendimetrazine. Although their chemical makeup is slightly different, all three types affect the area of the brain that controls appetite and mood.

Typical Regimes and How to use these products

 First, as it is a drug and, in addition, a substance that acts on our brain, it is essential that you only start the treatment with these products under the guidance and supervision of a trained medical professional. Currently, it is recommended to be used only for the short term. This period is generally interpreted as “up to 12 weeks.” After that, follow up with common non-drug approaches to weight loss, such as a healthy diet and exercise. Some of the supplements we provide include:

• Phentermine
• Phendimetrazine
• Tenuate
• Didrex

This long-term weight management program will include both a change in lifestyle and the use of supplements to include in your daily routine. A typical regimen might consist of a short-term jumpstart program to help you lose up to 10lbs in the first two weeks with a focus on fasting and the changing of damaging habits. Next, you would be provided a customized meal and exercise plan that designates specific food options, portions, exercises, and menus tailored your specific weight loss goals. It is in the phase that you learn how to keep the weight off forever.

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