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Appetit Zuegler
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Anti-obesity drugs are formulated to reduce or drugs
to control weight. These pharmacological treatments
prescribed by a doctor. They are typically reserved
for cases of life-threatening obesity and not for
those that are simple diets. This severity is due to
the change of use of the vital processes in the body,
if these medications taken. The processes can also be
affected normal stimulation of appetite, increasing
the body's metabolism and in the absorption of some
nutrients.
The brain has what is known as cannabinoid receptors
that are involved in the appetite of the normal
stimulation. Some studies have shown that anti-obesity
drugs that interfere with or block these receptors
have been produced dangerous side effects. Depression
that was severe enough to cause suicidal thoughts may
in some patients, one of the reasons why the United
States Food and Drug Administration rejected the
approval of a drug called Acomplia ®. Other anti-
obesity effect of a partial or complete block of the
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