Acomplia

Acomplia (Rimonabant) is an appetite suppressing drug used in addition to diet and physical exercises for treating obesity and overweight.

Drug Name
Acomplia (Rimonabant)

Drug Uses
Acomplia is an oral drug for suppressing an appetite, used in addition to diet and physical exercises for treating obesity and overweight. Acomplia also affects certain negative conditions, following an obese weight, such as 2nd type diabetes and dyslipidemia, thus reducing multiple cardiometabolic risk factors. Acomplia suits best for people suffering from abdominal fatness (in the waistline zone) - 102 cm (40 in.) or more for men, 88 cm (35 in.) of more for women. Acomplia vitro studies also showed its effectiveness in helping people to fight against a smoking habit.

How Taken
Follow your doctor's prescriptions for this drug use. Take Acomplia once a day before breakfast. Swallow the capsule undivided.

Drug Class and Mechanism
Acomplia blocks the work of CB- 1 receptors contained in the endocannabinoid system (brain and organs that answer for glucose and lipid metabolism, such as liver, adipose tissue, etc), which results in reducing the hunger signals to our brain. So you start to lose weight, as you eat less. It blocks the same receptors, answering for narcotic pleasure from smoking cannabis, which results in smoking cessation.