Reductil Really Works Says New Study

Reductil greatly improves weight loss efforts

An important new study presented at the 18th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists (AACE) shows that treating obese individuals with the weight loss medication Reductil along with lifestyle changes over a twelve month time period produced considerable weight loss which was accompanied by much improved metabolic lipid profiles.

The study which was led by Doctor Corina Galesanu from the University of Medicine and Pharmacy in Romania was a very detailed and intensive study which examined the health profiles of the participants at regular intervals.  Waist and hip measurements were taken at set intervals and both good and bad cholesterol levels were measured along with triglycerides and serum fasting glucose.

Fifty four obese men and women were given 10mg of Reductil every day for twelve months and improvements in body weight, waist circumference and BMI were recorded after six months and at the twelve month end point.  Dr. Galesanu said that the average weight of the participants went from 90 kilos at the start of the study to 88.2 kilos after six months and 82.5 kilos at twelve months. BMI’s reduced from an average of 34.7 after six months to 30.05 after twelve months. The average waist circumference came down from 105.7 to 95.1 cm after 12 months.

For us at Ukmedix News this study merely confirms what we know to be true which is that the use of Reductil greatly improves weight loss efforts and also makes it easier for individual to deal with considerable calorie reduction which causes hunger pangs.

Improving your lipid profile obviously improves your health and makes you less susceptible to hypertension, diabetes, heart disease and strokes.