What are the common side effects of weight loss pills?

Nowadays, more and more people are paying attention to maintaining their body shape, which has led to the emergence of various types of weight-loss drugs on the market. Although generally speaking, as long as you choose some high-quality and safe weight-loss drugs, you can lose weight, but everyone knows that medicine is poisonous to some extent. So, what kind of side effects will weight-loss drugs cause to the body? The editor will explain it below.

1. Rebound. Girls who want to lose weight hope to do it once and for all. They think that taking a diet pill once can be effective for a lifetime and they will never have to worry about losing weight again. However, many diet pills will cause rebound, which means they require continuous taking. Once you stop taking the pills, the effect will rebound quickly.

2. Anorexia. Many weight-loss pills will cause people to lose their appetite after taking them, affecting the normal functioning of the digestive system. The stomach and intestines will not digest or absorb food, and the person will not want to eat. This forces people to lose their appetite, but over time, the digestive system will become disordered, seriously affecting physical health.

3. Insomnia. Some weight-loss pills contain amphetamines, which can make the person taking them excited and energetic during the day, but also cause insomnia and insomnia at night. Over time, they can develop symptoms such as anxiety, depression, fatigue, and even hallucinations.

4. Palpitations. Some diet pills contain ingredients that speed up digestion and absorption, which make all the organs of the body work at a faster rate to consume excess fat, increase the burden on the heart, and easily cause palpitations.

5. Bloating of the abdomen. One of the ingredients in weight loss pills, Glucose tablets, has the effect of lowering blood sugar. The liver enzyme level in the blood of the person taking the pills will increase. Some people have died from hepatitis while taking Glucose tablets. Although it has not been confirmed whether there is a correlation between Glucose tablets and hepatitis, it is best not to take it lightly. Especially when you have bloating.

In short, there are many adverse reactions caused by weight loss drugs, so the editor would like to remind everyone that if you want to lose weight in a healthy and scientific way, it is best not to take such drugs blindly. You can choose other methods to achieve your goal so as to avoid causing unnecessary harm to yourself in the process.