The question of do appetite control diet pills work or what appetite suppressants work is asked many times over worldwide in the diet community and online via the web.
The answer to this question is a very blunt yes.
This specific genre of diet aid is less prone to over exaggerated claims from the industries advertsing people as only one element is used for weight control and promoting weight loss - A reduction of appetite, that is it. There is no fat blocking or fat burnring. It is a very simple case of teaching your brian and body to want and eat less food.
Controlling appetite and reducing food size of portions is the simpliest, safest and probably most effective way to lose additional weight. There is not an great deal of lot of hype that can be attributed to the method. Individual diet pill products though can be over stated in terms of diet success.
What Are Appetite Suppressants
Appetite suppressants can be generally split into 2 amin categories: Prescription Only and Over The Counter.
Prescription Only Appetite Suppressants are based around chemically or pharmaceutically produced compounds or drugs for weight loss. There can be complications and possible side effects that can arise and so it is highly advised to only take under strict guidance or supervision of a doctor of GP.
Commercial or Over The Counter Appetite Suppressants usually involve a herb or natural plant extract - although a majoirty are relatively safe, some may cause an unwanted reaction - remember, cocaine is natural.
How Do Appetite Control Diet Pills Work
There is part of the human brain that controls the appetite, this is called the Hypothalamus. When food is eaten sugar or glucose levels in the body start to rise - as these levels are increased the Hypothalamus starts to transmit a signal throughout the body. The signal sent alerts the body that it becomming full and the need for food should stop. Appetite suppressants, or the active ingredient, work in a similar way. The active ingredient transmits a signal informing the body that it is becomming satisfied much quicker than the signal sent by the cause of glucose levels rising.
Over Eating
The result of this is that your body will become satisfied in terms of food eaten at a faster rate - the long term knock on effect is that in time your food portions will become reduced until your body is not consuming food through want but through need. Consuming food through want, or over eating, is the biggest problem and contribtor to weight gain.
For the obese or dangerously overweight person a visit to your GP is necessary. The dieter who is not considered at risk or dangerously overweight will not be eligible for a prescription diet pill and so the commercial market is the only option open.
