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With obesity becoming a major health concern, the demand for an appetite suppressant has risen sharply in recent years. Many people prefer weight loss supplements to tackle the overweight issues. Today we’re surrounded by glamour and glitzy celebrities who make themselves look desirable everyday with their chiselled looks and bodies toned to perfection.

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It’s a great way of getting a regular average Joe (or Jill) to want to be like some of these incredibly rich, famous, and attractive stars who get paid partly because of how good they look. Then there’s all the attention they get. They wouldn’t have just had it if they were fat. Maybe they would’ve, but for some reason it’s what meets the eye that leads a more profound impression on people’s minds than what happens behind the scenes, in between the takes, and at the backstage.

This is where weight loss supplements have come in to play to act as an appetite suppressant. For some reason, people usually blame eating as the reason which causes weight gain.

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Although there are other ways, such as lack of exercise, too much sitting around during work, excessive alcohol intake, and more. It’s probably the practical principle of ‘the more you eat the fatter you get’, unless of course you burn off those calories by exercising.But the hard work required in that often puts people off that prospect. Using weight loss supplements appears much more attractive as the magic drug that’ll get you slim in a week, as opposed to months when exercising. The other thing that perhaps appeals people towards these supplements is the lack of much effort required in comparison to following a routine of exercise and strict dietary guidelines every day.

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What many don’t realise though is how harmful some drugs can be. They don’t just cause weight loss, but they do it by attacking your appetite, the hunger for food when the body requires more energy. There are heart issues associated with appetite suppressants, which lead to fatal hypertension and even the risk of damaging internal systems permanently.

With appetite suppressants, it may just kill the hunger and result in you not even wanting to eat, which of course works fine when you want to lose weight. But it doesn’t shut down your entire digestive system. The body still produces those acids which it produces to break down your food, but in this case they end up being released into your empty stomach – repeatedly.

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Make no mistake; these acids are produced by the system for a reason. They’re capable of chemically altering the composition of the food you eat from maybe a lovely kebab to something sticky and soluble for your blood vessels to absorb. So when you start inducing appetite suppressants, what’s stopping these acids from attacking your insides and eating away in to them?The medicines and chemical drugs have been banned widely because of these ill health effects which are capable of turning a perfectly healthy person in to a bag of bones – quite the opposite effect you’d wanted if you were looking to resemble a Hollywood star isn’t it?