by ideappema on Tue 31 Jul, 2012 07:15
Specifically, it inhibits the CB1 receptors in the brain; these receptors control the metabolism of lipids and glucose. These reactions are believed to be the result of the drug's effect on receptors in the brain, and are not usually severe enough for patients to stop taking the drug. It's not a "magic pill", and should be used in combination with a sensible diet and exercise plan. To be prescribed Acomplia, patients must first demonstrate that they can lose some weight without the drug.