Day: June 7, 2017

Weight loss

WEIGHT LOSS WITH DIET PILLS

Everyone dreams of a perfect body and those who are already in shape want to retain it. For all those people health drugs are helping in resolving their weight loss issues easily. Health drugs or diet pills are the medicinal drugs taken orally which help you to cut that extra fat and burn the calories to reduce the extra kilos. These pills advertised with different names such as fat burner, appetite suppressants, weight loss pills; diet pills are available in the present market profusely. Diet pill like Garcinian Cambogia contains acido idrossicitrico that helps to curb hunger and accelerate weight loss.

WHO SHOULD TAKE DIET PILLS

Popping a pill helps you to shred that extra kilos seems to be very simple, but who are advised to take these pills? For many people healthy diet and increased exercise with behavioral therapies helps in losing weight but for some people it doesn’t work. For those people diet pills are a great solution. Apart from them fitness freaks, athletes ,body builders and fitness experts are also on these pills. Doctor prescribes these drugs for you  keeping in mind  all the aspects  such as BMI, any other health issues,, age, sex  and your lifestyle. People  who have BMI greater than 30 or having higher blood pressure and high blood glucose level  with a BMI greater than 27  or unable to lose weight even after following  a strict and healthy diet with proper exercise over a period of time, or  have obesity related health problems are being prescribed these pills.

HOW DOES IT WORK

Weight loss pills work in different ways. They work on your neurological and endocrine system. They trick your brain to suppress your hunger. They stimulate the glands to release some hormones which block your hunger pangs and also increase cell metabolism thus help to cut the fat. These pills also prevent the absorption of nutrients such as fat there by helping in losing calories. Sometimes certain medicines such as antidepressant s, diabetic, antiseizures, and bronchodilators are also prescribed to aid weight loss.

For short term use certain drugs prescribed such as BONTRIL, TENUATE, DIDREX, ADIPEX-P, FASTIN help to work. For long term use, ORLISTAL, BELVIA, QSYMIA, CONTRAVE, SAXENDA type of drugs are some of them. All these drugs work on the adipose tissue (fat tissue) and burn them as such to derive the required result. Well diet pills are of a variety of range .Natural or herbal supplements work as:

Garcinia cambogia: it is extract form a fruit it contains acido idrossicitrico hydroxycitric acid (HCA) which helps to increase levels of serotonin to reduce cravings and inhibit the fat producing enzyme. is a sympathomimetic amine drug which acts like natural adrenaline and noradrenaline found in our body of helps in increasing cell metabolism there by cutting fat. helps both men and women to maintain that lean muscle. Hydroxycitric acid from plant extracts and caffeine helps in weight loss.  It is the most popular metabolism booster that helps in weight loss. It boost s metabolism by 3-11% and increase fat burning up to 29%.

Dental

Dealing with a Dental Emergency on Holiday

When you are planning the activities list for your family holiday, it is fair to assume that a visit to the dentist is not going to be on there. Yet there is no telling when an emergency will crop up. It is a strange fact that most travellers have at least a vague contingency plan on what to do in case of most medical incidents while travelling, but when it comes to a dental emergency, the eventuality has not even crossed their minds.

With holiday season fast looming, let’s put that right with a first principles emergency response plan. We will look at the preparations you can make, how to react to an emergency and what to do if you need to find the ideal London, Paris or Dublin dentist in a hurry.

Prevention is better than cure

Most sensible travellers go for a health check before embarking upon a major trip, particularly if it is to a remote or less developed location. It makes a huge amount of sense to do the same for your teeth.

Have a thorough check up and get them professionally cleaned and polished so that you know they are in perfect condition. You will also be equipped with that tip top smile on your travels!

If you are undergoing root canal treatment, this needs to be completed well in advance of your travel, as the changes in cabin pressure can otherwise cause real discomfort.

Dental safety organisation OSAP suggests that if you are travelling to an undeveloped country, immunization against Hepatitis B is a wise precaution, just in case you need emergency dental treatment in the country of destination. If this could apply to you, bear in mind that you need to start the course of vaccinations six months before you travel.

Reacting to any emergency

Despite the best preparations, emergencies can come up.

If you or a family member experience sudden toothache, as a first course of action, try rinsing the mouth with warm water, and very gently use floss to check if there is food or some other debris caught between the teeth and gums. If the problem persists, you will need to find a local dentist. Do not be tempted to put paracetamol or other painkillers directly on the tooth or gums. All you will do is burn the gum tissue.

A broken or cracked tooth is a scary experience at the best of times, but is doubly upsetting while you are miles from home. Gently rinse the mouth, apply a cold compress and get in touch with a dentist.

If you lose a tooth entirely, you will need to rinse it and get to a dentist in double quick time, to stand any hope of getting it put back successfully. Implants have a far higher success rate if they are performed within an hour, so the clock is running.

Finding a dentist

The good news is that humans the world over have teeth, so finding a good dentist might not be as difficult as you initially think.

Your travel insurance policy should cover dental emergencies (check before you travel!), so use the 24/7 hotline it provides.

Failing that, seek a referral from your hotel concierge or, if you are travelling in a remote location, your national embassy or consulate.