Dieting with the right drug

Most American women have dieted at some point and the same goes for many adult men. Dieting is hard work. You deprive yourself of the things you really like (but should not eat) and replace them with boring foods rich in fibre and low in fat while trying to tell yourself that it will really all be worth it. Does this apply to you? Do you think that you need to shed some weight or have you been told that you are obese?.

Men and women dealing with weight loss issues might now have a new chance to lose weight the easy way. What is the easiest way to diet? Taking a pill of course! The new diet pill called Acomplia (rimonabant) has not yet been approved by the medical association and is not for sale or obtainable on prescription. Yet. This (apparently successful) weight loss drug is said to take the States by storm soon.

A study using 281 participants to check if Acomplia does indeed help to control and combat glycemic control (which is the used indicator of blood glucose) in patients who have been diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes. Dieting usually controls this type of diabetes but the drug can take over the dieting. The results of this clinical testing will be made public on December the 5th during the 19th World Diabetes Congress in South Africa.

Sanofi (manufacturing the drug) wants to make very clear that the drug is first and foremost a helpful type of medication to combat Type 2 diabetes so that health insurers and governments will eventually pay for this drug. Clearly intends to ultimately seek to get a diabetes indication added to the weight-loss indication, in hopes that this will bolster prospects that European governments and U.S. health insurers will pay for what is otherwise a quite expensive prescription drug.

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