Those using prescription diet drugs find that these drugs suppress appetite by creating a feeling of fullness. Those treated with these drugs eat less food and burn stored fat for energy, thereby facilitating weight loss. But as the popularity of these drugs has grown, media coverage has also increased. National and local news reports associate a potentially high risk factor with many diet drugs. Conditions can range from nausea, to short-term memory loss, to insomnia, to serious lung and heart diseases.
Mortality is even a potential risk.
USER CARE Fen-Chi works similarly to prescription diet drugs, creating a feeling of fullness. This product contains ephedra. See your health care provider prior to use if pregnant or nursing, if you suffer from preexisting medical condition, or when taking any prescription drug. Discontinue if nervousness, sleeplessness, loss of appetite, or nausea occur. Maximum ephedrine dose for healthy adults is 100 mg per 24-hour period, for no longer than 12 weeks.