Wednesday, September 18, 2013

Dangers Of Appetite Suppressants

Several appetite suppressants are available for dieters. Popular diet supplements include green tea extract, conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) and ephreda. Ephedra is currently banned in all forms except when sold as a tea because of documented dangers. However, ephedra is widely purchased over the Internet. Some dieters may choose to buy a pill such as Dexatrim, which is made up several ingredients, some of which could be dangerous.


Stomach Problems


CLA may cause indigestion and diarrhea. Green tea extract may cause bloating, indigestion, diarrhea and vomiting.








Blood Pressure Effects


Ephedra may cause blood pressure to rise. The eleuthro root found in Dexatrim may also raise blood pressure numbers. In addition, the licorice root in Dexatrim may also cause high blood pressure.


Heart Problems


Ephedra can also lead to heart rate increases and even heart attacks. The bitter orange extract peel that is found in Dexatrim can lead to heart problems in some people. Dexatrim also contains Yohimbe bark, which may cause heart palpitations.


Stroke


Taking ephedra may cause a stroke to occur.


Headaches


Dexatrim may result in headaches as a result of the yohimbe bark that is one of its ingredients.

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