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Meridia is a weight loss product available for dieters with a prescription. Meridia is specifically designed to help dieters lose at least 30 pounds, as it provides consumers with appetite suppressing benefits.
How Does Meridia Work?
By providing consumers with appetite suppressing benefits, dieters may be more able to follow a reduced-calorie diet. Through reducing feelings of hunger and food cravings, consumers of Meridia will be able to lose weight more effectively. With its active ingredient, sibutramine, Meridia is able to assist dieters by acting and engaging in the hunger-control section of the brain. This ingredient prevents the brain from producing chemicals that stimulate feelings of hunger, allowing dieters to feel fuller. According to research and studies, Meridia has helped dieters lose weight and maintain weight for two years as they follow a program of healthy eating and exercise.
Benefits of Meridia
- Provides consumers with weight loss support for an average of 2 years
- Reduces consumers’ appetite
- Reduces food cravings
- Provides consumers with weight loss support
- Meridia has been studied in hundreds of trials for its safeness and effectiveness
Meridia and Research
Meridia’s main ingredient, sibutramine, has been engaged in over 100 clinical trials around the world. Adding to this, the clinical trials were based on over 12,000 patients. After extensive research, sibutramine was approved for consumer use in 1997.
According to various studies, sibutramine helped a majority of patients lose weight when compared with programs of diet and exercise alone. Based on these results, however, patients taking Meridia also followed specific plans of reduced calorie eating and regular exercise to boost weight loss results.
Cons of Meridia
- The safety and effectiveness has not been studied beyond a two year clinical basis
- Meridia may cause various side effects
- Dieters with specific health conditions may not be approved for taking Meridia
- Meridia may not be covered by all health insurance plans
Side Effects of Meridia
- Increased blood pressure
- Increased heart rate
- Headache
- Dry mouth
- Anorexia
- Constipation
- Insomnia
- Increased perspiration
Who Should Take Meridia?
Dieters seeking to lose at least 30 pounds may be eligible for the Meridia program. Also, as manufacturers of Meridia assert, dieters should not take Meridia for short term weight loss results. According to studies, dieters taking Meridia will experience weight loss within the first 6 months of use. Before taking Meridia, dieters must first meet with their doctor, as this product is only available with a prescription. Once approved, a physician can determine the length and amount of correct dosage, as the capsules come in three different milligrams:
- 5 mg
- 10 mg
- 15 mg
With a prescription, dieters will take approximately one capsule per day, although dosage and instructions may vary for each patient, according to a doctor’s instructions.
