Xenical
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- Blocks the fat you eat and stops it being absorbed
- Aids with weight loss
- Reduces the risk of regaining weight that's been lost
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Xenical scientifically known as Orlistat, is a popular weight loss medication. It is drug designed to treat obesity, manage weight loss, and for effective weight maintenance.
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What is Xenical?
Xenical is a medication that is used to help people lose weight. Studies have shown that Xenical can help people lose more weight than if they were dieting alone. This weight loss drug is intended for adults over the age of 18. It is required to follow a reduced calorie, low fat diet when on Xenical.
How does Xenical Work?
It works by blocking the absorption of fats. This means when you eat food, you will not absorb the fats which are consumed. In a nutshell, it leaves behind the carbohydrates and proteins for your calories, while passing the fats through your system unused. This means you are not gaining calories from fat.
What does It Do To The Body?
Xenical can help a person to lose an extra 50% body fat when used with a calorie-restricted diet. Xenical reduces approximately 30% of dietary fat which is consumed. To get the most from this medication, one should consume a low-fat diet. It is recommended that the diet be rich in fruit and vegetables, and that the daily intake of protein and carbohydrate is distributed equally over three meals.
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