Reductil is the only weight loss medicine that is allowed to be taken for 12 months. Most of other strong weight loss pills are prescribed for just 2-3 months. Still even Reductil might cause dependence if a patient doesn’t follow doctor’s prescription.

Regardless of many severe side effects and other precautions Reductil can help dieters to lose up to 10 % of their body fat in a short period of time. Only 6 to 12 months are needed to lose extra weight and get in shape.

How must be Reductil taken? When can’t you use this medication? What are possible side effects and allowed dosage? Let’s find the answers to these questions.

Who Can Use Reductil

You can use Reductil (diet aid) to treat obesity. This strong medication has to be combined with a reduced calorie diet. How does Reductil work? It regulates chemicals in your brain’s appetite center reducing hunger and food cravings.

In order to get Reductil prescription patient’s body mass index (BMI) must be of 27 and higher.

In most cases it is highly recommended that Reductil is taken only by those patients who have tried different diet plans and exercises and failed to lose five per cent of their weight within three months.

Often Reductil is prescribed for diabetics. When a patient with diabetes loses up to 10 % of his or her weight, he or she reduces the risks of heart diseases and diabetes.

Who Can NOT use Reductil

You can not use Reductil if you have allergies to Reductil ingredients or other substances, abnormal high blood pressure, problems with kidneys or liver, have had a heart stroke in the past or take other appetite suppressants.

You can not use Reductil if you are pregnant or plan to become a mother soon. You can not take this diet medicine if you are breast-feeding.

Talk to your doctor and find out if Reductil can be effective for your health.

How Does It Work

Unlike other appetite suppressants Reductil works in a different way. It alters the level of serotonin and noradrenaline regulating energy intake and output. Because two chemicals are in the brains, some people think that Reductil suppresses appetite like all other weight loss drugs.

Dosage

Average dosage prescribed for obese patients is 10 mg per day. It has to be taken orally with or without meals. In case patient fails to lose 4 lbs in one month then a dosage might be increased to 15 mg daily. However when patients fail to lose 4 lbs in the next month they should discontinue taking Reductil.

Many patients are advised to take Reductil in the mornings. If a patient misses a dose he or she is suggested to skip it and return to a regular schedule.

Reductil can be taken for 12 months. However it is not recommended to be taken longer than one year.

Most Common Side Effects

Reductil is a strong weight loss medication. It can lead to side effects. Some of them are common. Some of them are rare.

First of all Reductil can cause dizziness, nausea, dry mouth, headaches, sweating and insomnia. It can also lead to palpitations, high blood pressure, constipation, taste perversion, fast heart rate, anxiety and even depression (thrombocytopenia).

Don’t drive or drink alcohol when you take Reductil. Reductil is not prescribed for children, adolescents and pregnant women. Patients who use Reductil must also use birth control.

Tips of Success

When you start a Reductil course, try to change your lifestyle and eating habits. Do more exercises; walk every day (for example, to work). Try to avoid being in the kitchen or near the fridge. Measure your waist size and weight every two weeks to evaluate your progress. Patients who see a real progress have more chances of success because they become confident and believe in positive results.