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Clinical Weight Loss Trials of Diet PillsClinical Weight Loss Trials: Prescription & Nonprescription Diet PillsDuring a clinical weight loss trial of prescription or nonprescription weight loss pills, obese patients are typically divided into separate groups and given either, a dosage of the diet pill being tested, or a placebo (a non-active sugar pill).
A double blind trial of diet pills is a very secure way to determine how safe and effective the diet pills are for weight loss. Trials of Prescription vs, Nonprescription Weight Loss Diet PillsAll prescription weight loss pills (drugs) are legally required to undergo a variety of clinical weight loss trials before receiving FDA approval for use by overweight patients. By comparison, nonprescription weight loss pills (supplements) available over-the-counter are not required to undergo any clinical weight loss trials before (or during) release. And no prior FDA approval is required for these diet pills. User-Surveys of Diet Pills and Weight Loss SupplementsManufacturers of diet pills frequently cite details of user-surveys: (eg. "In a recent test, users of our diet pills lost x amount of weight..") When it comes to assessing the weight loss and health benefits of diet pills, such surveys are of limited value, and cannot be compared to clinical weight loss trials. Unfortunately, makers of nonprescription dietary and weight loss supplements do not submit their weight loss products for clinical testing with great frequency. However some manufacturers of nonprescription diet pills do have their products tested in clinical weight loss trials and deserve to be taken more seriously than those who don't. Some Clinical Weight Loss Trials of Diet Pills Xenical
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