About Reductil

The following information on Reductil is intended as a guide, to help a person make an informed decision on the best course of treatment for weight loss. To get an idea of how Reductil could work for you, please see the following information contained on this Reductil web site.

Recent clinical studies conducted over the last year have shown that many people who lost weight and remained on Reductil, sustained their weight loss.
Reductil helps severely overweight people lose weight, and keep the weight off, by boosting levels of chemical messages in a person’s nervous system. To put it in simple terms, it works by satisfying a person’s appetite with less food. This in turn helps them control the amount of food they eat.

When combined with regular exercise program Reductil pills can assist a person to lose weight, where dieting or exercising alone may have failed.

Reductil is only prescribed to people with a BMI (Body Mass Index) of 30 or more. There are cases where Reductil may be given if your BMI is lower than 30, but this is only if  your weight problems are causing, or going to cause serious health issues such as diabetes or high cholesterol.

It is generally given to people who find it hard to achieve and maintain weight loss of more than 5% of their total weight over 12 week period. Before taking Reductil the person should have attempted using conventional weight loss methods, such as diet and exercise, but failed to see any results.

To ensure you have an appropriate diet and exercise regime in place, it’s best to seek advice from trusted diet resources or your doctor. This is to ensure you can keep the weight off after you have ceased taking Reductil tablets.