Orlistat—–The only OTC weight loss drug in the world

Orlistat is currently the world’s only OTC weight loss drug. More than 40,000,000 people around the world have taken it and successfully lost weight. It is currently the best-selling weight loss product.

Orlistat is a potent and long-acting specific gastrointestinal lipase inhibitor. By directly blocking the body’s absorption of fat from food, once the intake of heat and fat is less than the consumption, the body fat will naturally decrease. So as to achieve the purpose of weight loss. It is safe to lose weight, the active ingredients do not enter the blood circulation, do not act on the central nervous system, have fewer side effects, and will not cause dizziness, palpitation, insomnia, dry mouth, etc.

Not all weight loss is to lose “fat”

Weight loss, as the name implies, is to reduce excess fat in the body, thereby reducing weight. At present, many products in the society play the banner of “weight loss”. In fact, these products only discharge water from the body through diarrhea and other methods to achieve the purpose of weight loss. This is not weight loss, but water reduction. At the same time, losing weight due to diarrhea can easily lead to nutritional imbalance in the human body, causing side effects such as fatigue and anorexia, which is not worth promoting. Orlistat achieves the goal of weight loss by expelling fat from food, which is a real “fat reduction”.

Not all weight loss drugs are weight loss “medicine”

Many people in life confuse weight-loss drugs with weight-loss products. For example, weight-loss teas and foods on the market are all weight-loss health products. They only need to pass animal experiments to be approved for listing. However, weight loss drugs need to pass human tests to prove their safety and effectiveness, and obtain the approval number of the State Drug Administration before they can be marketed, and their strictness is extraordinary. At present, Orlistat is the only weight loss drug approved by the US FDA and China Food and Drug Administration in the world.