Adipex Appetite Suppressants

Adipex Prescription Only Weight Loss Drug

Adipex is one of the most commonly prescribed diet pills along with Bontril, Ionamin, Meridia, Phentermine and Xenical - although one or two have now been removed from the GP's and doctors recommended and approved weight loss pill list due to safety issues with some side effects that have been uncovered.

Adipex is an appetite suppressant or appetite suppressor and works in a similar way to Phentermine. Adipex is a weight loss drug rather that a herbal slimming solution and with it comes a long list of possible complications and side effects which are detialed further down.

As a prescription only diet pill on no account must it purchased - this is a very potent medicine that is aimed at the morbidly obese (dangerously overweight) and should be taken only under the strict supervision of a GP or heathcare professional. It should be prescribed and only after a GP has made it absolutely clear what the possible side effects could be.

Who Should Not Take Adipex

There are quite a few circumstances where Adipex should not be considred - your GP should underline these. Anyone with a history of heart disease or high blood pressure should avoid. Anyone with an overactive thyroid should also avoid.

If you have had a history of eye conditions such as glaucoma or blood disorders such as arteriosclerosis (artery hardening) Adipex should not be taken.

The group of people that should particularly avoid are those with a dependent nature or a history of alcohol or drug abuse.

Side Effects Of Adipex

Adipex can cause or lead to a wide range of side effects and other ailments. The not so serious include:

• Nervousness or Anxiety
• Headaches
• Dizziness
• Insomnia
• Dry Mouth
• Diarrea or Constipation
• Itching Sensations

The more serious side effects include:

• Irregular or Increased Heartbeat
• Chest Pain
• Swelling in the Ankles or Feet
• Shortness of Breath
• Change in Behaviour
• Severe Headache
• Increased Blood Pressure
• Numbness in Extremities
• Seizure

Does Adipex Work

Is Adipex effective for weight loss? - the short answer is yes. Adipex will reduce appetite but the side effects and health risks associated rule this weight loss drug out for a majority of overweight people. It cannot be stressed enough that this a prescription only weight loss drug and should not be purchased even though it can found to purchase freely on the black market.

Should I Use Adipex

If your GP advises that you are suitable candidate then follow your GP's instruction. For the casual dieter that need to lose weight for purley cosmetice reasons then do not consider.

There are other appetite suppressants that are not prescription only that are very effective and will not cause any harmful side effects.

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