Acomplia weight loss and side effects

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2006/10/27

@ 08:43 PM (25 months, 7 days ago)

Acomplia, a weight loss drugs approved in UK for treatment of obesity. The approval of acomplia in US is still pending and sanofi's wait it for approval by FDA. This diet drugs gives positive results and it is sold in uk. But it also have some side effects like constipation and dry mouth. The side effects of Acomplia are fewer as compared to other diet pills. Common side affects may include dizziness, constipation, bowel disorders, nausea. Studies on these side affects are done and found to be reversible. How ever it is recommended to consult a dietician for better results and right dose. Acomplia was first introduced in the market as an experimental diet pill. But in the long run it has showed substantial results in reducing excess fats from our body. It suppresses our appetite as well as stops our urges for smoking. Thus it has a dual effect on our body. Side affects are mild and reversible.

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