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Appetite suppressant medications help weight loss by diminishing appetite or increasing the feeling of being full. These medications diminish appetite by rising serotonin or catecholamine two brain chemicals that affect appetite. Appetite suppressant medications are used with a course of behavioral treatment and dietary counseling, designed to help you make long-term changes in your diet and physical activity. It's better to take low calorie

Risks involved with appetite suppressants can be many, including: high blood pressure, restlessness, nervousness, blurred vision, dry mouth and elevated heart rate. So it's advised that appetite suppressants should be taken only according to instructions and only after consulting your physician. Do not take it more often or longer than directed and notify your physician if you experience any of the side effects.

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