Sympathomimetic appetite suppressants are recommended by the doctors for the short term treatment (6-8 weeks) of exogenous obesity. The appetite suppressants works in contrast with a renewed diet plan along with exercising. It is important to makes vital changes in eating habits and activity level must be developed and continued long-term in order for you to continue losing weight and to keep the lost weight from returning.
Popular appetite suppressants available in market are –
- Adipex-P
- Adipost
- Bontril PDM
- Didrex
- Fastin
- Ionamin
- Mazanor
- Melfiat
- Obenix
- Obezine
- Phendiet
- Phendiet-105
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- Phentercot
- Phentride
- Plegine
- Prelu-2
- Pro-Fast
- PT 105
- Sanorex
- Tenuate
- Tenuate Dospan
- Tepanil Ten-Tab
- Teramine
- Zantryl
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About Appetite Suppressants
Appetite suppressant drugs acts on the Central Nervous System (CNS) and addresses the problem of obesity. Appetite suppressants can be categorized into two pharmacological categories -
 Appetite suppressants which act through brain catecholamine pathways
Appetite suppressants which act by a serotonin reaction
Appetite suppressants, which act through brain (amphetamine and phenmetrazine) are no longer suggested due to their stimulant properties and tendency to become addictive. The appetite suppressants with serotonin reaction include drugs like Diethylpropion, Phentermine and phenylpropanolamine. These drugs have the capability to minimize hunger and reduce the amount of food consumption. Gradually these drugs help obese patients to loose weight.
The appetite suppressants should help you in loosing weight as it suppresses your hunger. They are quite helpful in checking your obesity. On the contrary these appetite suppressants may also bring numerous unwanted side effects (though not compulsory). It is recommended that appetite suppressants should be taken under the proper guidance of a physician.
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