Over eating
Under activity
Appetite Control

>   Android obesity:
        Increased vascular risk
        Increased metabolic risk
>   Gynoid obesity

Obesity

> 7 - 10% of the population
> 2 - 5% of health spending in  
   industrial countries
> Public health issue
> Illness with consequences that are:
         > Physiopathological
         > Somatic and psychosocial

> Medical complications:
      > Non-insulin-dependent diabetes, gout
      > High blood pressure, heart attack
      > Thrombo-embolic complications
      > Hiatus hernia
      > Cancer
      > Respiratory insufficiency
      > Varicose veins, phlebitis
      > Femoro-patellar arthrosis
> Psychosocial consequences

> Obesity, overweight
> Appetite suppression
> Obesity due to over-eating
> Food cravings
> Helps control appetite




 

> For the benefit of a treatment
   with no side effects or
   contraindications
> To avoid the use of more serious
   treatments or <flash effect>
   treatments
> Effective and complementary to a
   low-calorie diet
> In moderately overweight patients for
   whom more serious treatments are
   not   indicated

To allow gradual and lasting weight loss.

> 2 tablets or 20 drops in plain water  
   2-3 times a day preferably before
   meals (for one month)

> Classic therapeutic plans:
   6 tablets/day for the length of the diet

> Maintenance: 4 tablets / day for
   15 days periods for 3 months