Benzylpiperazine Found In RevolutionDS Weight Loss Product

create a sense of alertness and paranoia.

The health authorities in Canada, Health Canada has put out an urgent warning regarding a diet medication being sold in shops which they say could have extremely dangerous and life threatening health consequences. Health Canada has been trying to recall all of the product but has not been able to rely on the full cooperation of its manufacturers and thus are concerned that some of the batches of the product may still be on sale.

The product which is called RevolutionDS Weight Loss was tested and found to contain high levels of a chemical called benzylpiperazine (BZP) which has had no proper clinical data and is not known to have any beneficial medical use. The use of benzylpiperazine is said to increase body temperature and blood pressure and create a sense of alertness and paranoia. It appears that at present benzylpiperazine is not an illegal substance in Canada but is likely to be placed on the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act list in the near future. Many unscrupulous manufacturers of weight loss medication to look for loopholes in the law to promote and market these types of products with no regard whatsoever for the health of the people using them.

If you are serious about losing weight using weight loss medications you should stick to the tried, tested and proven drugs Reductil and Xenical that have undergone years of independent and rigorous clinical tests all over the world. Not only have these drugs been tested for safety but also for effectiveness so that you know that if you use them properly the chances of you losing weight of greatly increased.

Using illegal weight loss medication not only increases the chances of you getting seriously ill but almost certainly has no positive effect on making you lose weight. The MHRA in the UK recently warned that using weight loss medication that had not been given to you by a doctor was an extremely bad idea.