Weight management often depends on calculating metabolic rates, understanding fat biochemistry, and tailoring exercise programming for either muscle acquisition or structured fat reduction.
Although some diet pills might be effective, there is one thing they are unable to do, and that is spot reduce fat from a specific area of your body. If you want to lose weight from your belly, thighs and neck, you must focus on decreasing fat stores throughout your body by burning calories.
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Nausea is a common problem with a wide range of causes, most of them fairly minor. Nausea often leaves you with an urge to vomit -- and it sometimes makes you wish you could.
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Adipex, also known as Adipex-P, a brand name for phentermine, is a prescription diet pill doctors use to treat overweight patients with health problems, such as high blood pressure or diabetes. It suppresses your appetite, aiding in weight loss, and is meant for short-term use -- only a few weeks.
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Weight gain can be a side effect of atenolol, a beta blocker prescribed to treat high blood pressure, heart failure or migraines, in some people. Dr. Sheldon G.
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Statins, bile acid sequestrants, cholesterol absorption inhibitors, fibrates and niacin are all types of cholesterol medications your doctor can prescribe. Each of these drugs has its own side effects, some more common than others. Although weight loss is rare, it is a possible side effect you should be aware of.
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