Research Notes on Appetite Suppression
Appetite suppressants, or anorectics, are substances that reduce a persons appetite. Some appetite suppressants are available over the counter, although most require a prescription. Many appetite suppressants are considered to be habit forming and can cause tachycardia and hypertension.
Top Resources on Appetite Suppression
- NaturalNews: Five Appetite Control Foods that Suppress Cravings Without Adding Calories (Jan. 20, 2005) | Losing Weight with Appetite Suppressing Drugs, Herbs and Macronutrients (July 6, 2005)
- CBS News: African Plant May Help Fight Fat (Nov. 21, 2004)
- MSNBC: Appetite-Suppressing Hormone Discovered
- Mayo Clinic: Appetite Suppressants
- Wikipedia: Appetite Suppression
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