How long can you take medicines for weight loss?

Unless you are taking weight-loss medicines for valid medical reasons and under the guidance of a doctor, you may be placing yourself in danger by using these items. In this video, Mr. Ahmed Ahmed talks about the side effects associated with OTC medicine for weight loss.

Over-the-counter medicine may have some side effects or be unsafe to take, as these medications are not prescribed by a doctor. See, what Mr. Ahmed Ahmed talks about the safety concerns regarding OTC medicine for weight loss.

Most over-the-counter weight-loss drugs have not been proven to be helpful, and some may even be harmful. In this video, Mr. Ahmed Ahmed talks about the success rate of OTC medicine for weight loss

People who use prescription weight-loss drugs have 10% or more weight loss compared to their beginning point. Results vary depending on the drug and the individual. In this video, Mr. Ahmed Ahmed talks about different classes of medicines that can help reduce up to 10% weight loss

If OTC medicine for weight loss does not work, you should see your GP for proper consultancy. See, what Mr. Ahmed Ahmed talks about the options if OTC medicine does not work.

Here you will get to know about ''over the counter medicine'' that are available for weight loss, their success rate, and how they compare with prescription medicine.