subject: Exploring The Three Key Mechanisms Through Which Modern Weight Loss Pills Work [print this page] We venture to explore the three key mechanisms through which modern weight loss pills work. In doing this, well actually be answering some of the questions people contemplating using these pills tend to have. One of those is the question as to whether the pills actually do work. The second one is the question as to how exactly the pills work (if, in fact, they do work). And the third one is the question as to whether the pills are safe or not. We have to answer the first question before going any further, and say that the pills actually do work. At least some of them do. That automatically triggers the second question as to how exactly they work. This is the question well be addressing at some length, as we look at the three key mechanisms through which modern weight loss pills work. And without further ado, those three mechanisms include:
1. The mechanism of suppressing users appetite: this is where people using certain weight loss pills stop having the urge to overeat. That in turn leads to weight loss (in the long run), because the weight problem is one whose basis is the consumption of more food than ones body actually needs. This consumption of excess food than ones body needs is, in turn, caused (at its root) by excess appetite. Thus, by blunting a persons appetite, his or her weight problems are eventually resolved.
Of course, for the weight loss pills which work through this mechanism to work, they have to be taken for a long duration of time. These are not the sorts of pills capable of giving results within weeks. In many cases, it takes at least six months of reduced food intake for real weight loss results to start being observed.
2. The fat burning mechanism: this is where people using the weight loss pills which work through this mechanism have their metabolic rates raised. This makes their dietary calorie intake incapable of satisfying their (now raised) metabolic needs. Faced with such predicaments, their bodies are forced to turn to the reserves in them, these being the reserves normally stored as fat-- which is now burned to yield the energy for the heightened metabolic need. Once the fat is burned, the weight problem is resolved: seeing that the weight that bothers people is that which manifests as fat.
3. The energy boosting mechanism: this is where people using the weight loss pills which work through this mechanism end up feeling highly energized. That in turn makes them automatically inclined to exercise and engage in many other forms of physical activity (as the excess energy seeks an outlet). The increased physical activity in turn causes weight loss.
Worth mentioning is the fact that there are some weight loss pills which work through all these mechanisms, or at least a combination of mechanisms. A weight loss pill formulation doesnt have to be reliant on one mechanism alone. The weight loss pills which work through multiple mechanisms seem to deliver better (and faster) results than those which work through just one of the mechanisms.
by: Evan Montano
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