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I've certainly not prescribed weight loss medicines to any of my patients and due to the published studies, I do not see myself actually prescribing them. Please let me explain exactly why.
There are five prescription drugs accredited by the FDA available for weight loss: phentermine, benzphetamine, phendimetrazine, sibutramine and orilstat. All but the last are sympathomimetic medicines meaning that they mimic the sympathetic nervous system - that is, they rev it up. They stimulate the release of norepinephrine or prevent its reuptake by the nerve terminals.
Because of the effect of its on the main nervous system, these drugs are utilized cautiously, if at all, in people who have cardiac illness - from uncontrolled hypertension to coronary heart problems.
Due to the mechanism of theirs of action, phentermine, phendimetrazine and benzphetamine are just authorized for temporary consumption which is around 12 weeks. Sibutramine is the single approved sympathomimetic drug approved for long lasting use (maximum of two years).
Sibutramine is currently under evaluation by the FDA however, simply because studies show a rise in non fatal heart attacks and strokes. I think October 2010 is when the FDA is set to release the findings of its on if the medication is going to be taken out of the market. Of note, Europe's FDA equivalent has suspended the use of sibutramine.
So just how effective are these medications? The sympathomimetic drugs result in at nearly all in regards to a 9.5# excess weight loss pill diabetes (dsyang.com) loss - not terribly considerable when we are talking about people who have a body mass index (BMI) in between thirty as well as thirty nine (obesity) or even forty or higher (extreme obesity).
A BMI between thirty as well as 39 for a woman who is 5'5" tall suggests she weighs between 149# and 179#. This is officially considered "overweight". When she weighs between 180# and 239#, she's officially obese. She is considered incredibly obese if the weight of her is 240# or more.
A 6' tall male weighing between 209# as well as 277# is officially classified as fat, while things higher than 277# is extremely heavy.
