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  • FDA approves Orlistat for the treatment of overweight
    Saturday, Feb. 10th 2007 9:13 AM

    We have heard about many diet pills and programs that are approved by FDA–some of them work and some of them just do not realize the results that they foresee or claim. Lately, we have also heard many remarks and criticism of medicine industry, which has just swallowed the money of people in the name of treatment of obesity and overweight; however, many people have felt that they just wasted their money through the treatment. However, the American Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved another drug that can be used for the treatment of overweight. Orlistat is the name of the drug that can be used as an over-the-counter for adults. It is noticeable here that the drug was approved for prescription in 1999, and it has also been told that the drug will retain prescription status at higher doses for the medical treatment of obesity.

    The FDA has advised the people who are planning to use this drug–FDA states that the drug on its own will not work, but people will need to lower their calorie intake and adopt a program that involves exercise. The manufacturer for Orlistat will be GlaxoSmithKline, the biggest pharmaceutical company of the world, as the brand Alli. The drug will be available for people over 18 years of age in 60 mg capsule form. The drug can be taken up to 3 times a day with meals that contain fat.

    It is clear that the importance of drugs and medication is still approved by FDA, but as is clear from the comments of FDA itself that the drug in itself can’t get you lose weight–you will need to adopt a healthy life style that includes lowered amount of calorie intake and physical exercise. The basics of avoiding being overweight are always there to be associated with the medication that you might choose to take.

    Posted by Diet Reviews Zone Staff | in General, Health, Obesity, Diet Medicines |
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