Meridia (Sibutramine hydrochloride)
Meridia is a prescription weight-loss medication that should be used along with
a reduced-calorie diet to help an individual to lose weight and keep it off. Undoubtedly,
Meridia helps seriously overweight individuals to shed pounds and keep them off.
It is especially recommended for individuals who in addition to being overweight
have other health problems such as diabetes, high blood pressure, or high cholesterol.
Very importantly, as mentioned above, Meridia should be used in conjunction with
a low-calorie diet.
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How Meridia works
Meridia works by acting on the appetite control centers in the brain. More specifically,
it boosts the levels of certain chemical messengers (including serotonin, dopamine,
and norepinephrine) in the patient's nervous system. According to the findings
of a study on the "Effect of sibutramine on weight maintenance after weight
loss", Meridia use, along with a reduced-calorie diet and exercise helped
patients lose weight and maintain weight loss for up to two years.
Useful Meridia facts
- Since 1997, the FDA has approved Meridia for the management of obesity
- Approximately 13 million patients worldwide have taken sibutramine
- Over 100,000 doctors in the U.S. have prescribed Meridia
- Sibutramine has been tested in over 100 clinical studies with more than 12,000
patients
Who should take Meridia?
Meridia is recommended for: (a) Overweight individuals with an initial body mass
index (BMI) of 30 or higher and (b) Overweight individuals with a BMI of 27 or
higher who also have medical risk factors such as high blood pressure, diabetes
and high cholesterol.
Who should not take Meridia?
Individuals that suffer from the compulsive dieting disorder known as anorexia
nervosa should not take this prescription drug. Meridia should not be taken by
individuals who have recently (within the previous two weeks) taken any prescription
medicine that is classified as an MAO inhibitor (including the antidepressant
medications Marplan, Nardil, and Parnate). Additionally, if Meridia causes the
patient to have an allergic reaction, he/she should not take it.
Other important Meridia information
It cannot be stressed enough that Meridia use must be combined with a reduced-calorie
diet and exercise in order for it to work effectively. Additionally, Meridia can
increase the patient's blood pressure. Thus it is important that they have their
blood pressure and pulse monitored at the beginning of therapy and regularly thereafter.
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