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| Xenical orlistat: The Food and Drug Administration has approved Xenical (orlistat), a new drug to treat obesity. Xenical (orlistat) is the first drug in a new class of non-systemically acting anti-obesity drugs known as lipase inhibitors. Unlike other obesity drugs, XENICAL ® (orlitstat) prevents enzymes in the digestive tract from breaking down dietary fats into smaller molecules that can be absorbed by the body. Absorption of fat is decreased by about 30 percent. Since undigested triglycerides are not absorbed, the reduced caloric intake may have apositive effect on weight control. View the following links for Xenical ordering information - these are the two best sites on the internet for ordering 100% USA manufactured Xenical and many other popular pharmaceutical medications and weight loss formulas. |
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Xenical Information:
XENICAL is for people who are considerably overweight (at least 30 lbs, depending on height or have a BMI of 30 or greater). XENICAL is also for people who are overweight (at least 20 lbs, depending on height or have a BMI of 27 or greater) and also have other risk factors such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, heart disease or diabetes. XENICAL should be taken with a reduced-calorie diet containing no more than 30% of calories from fat.
Since XENICAL blocks about one third of the fat in the food you eat, you may experience gas with oily discharge, increased bowel movements, an urgent need to have them and an inability to control them, particularly after meals containing more fat than recommended.
XENICAL shouldn’t be taken if you are pregnant, nursing, have food absorption problems or reduced bile flow. If you are taking cyclosporine, speak to your doctor before taking XENICAL. XENICAL reduces the absorption of some vitamins, therefore, a daily multivitamin is recommended.
Following 1 year of treatment, XENICAL in combination with diet was shown to be more effective in reducing weight than diet alone. In most cases, weight loss was gradual. Patients treated with XENICAL and a reduced-calorie diet for 1 year lost an average of 13.4 lbs, while those on a reduced-calorie diet alone lost 5.8 lbs. And XENICAL helped more people lose weight. In fact, over twice as many XENICAL patients lost 10% of their body weight, and among those who did, the average weight loss was 31 lbs and the range of weight loss was between 16 and 74 lbs.
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