It’s an industry worth billions of pounds every year so the search to find a solution is taken extremely seriously. Every year millions of people try to lose weight, a new pill called Appesat claims to suppress appetite. A woman from Sussex was one of the first take part in a trial. She’s a size 16 but she keeps a size 22 knit where as a reminder of how far she’s come.
Emma says “I find that I’m not looking for chocolate, I’m not looking for bread. Toast bread were my downfall I think, I used to have a bit of toast between meals or a sandwich. I’m not looking for that now as I’m not hungry.”
Emma is lost almost a stone by taking pills. the tablets work by suppressing the appetite. She takes three before a main meal with lots of water. Made from seaweed, inside the stomach it expands.
“I still wanted my dinner but I found halfway through my dinner I was full. so I was eating less straightaway. So next time I would cook a little bit less, and I was fine. It filled me up and wasn’t hungry afterwards.”
Emma weighs 13 stone she is hoping to shed more without using the pills.
So is this latest dietary pill safe?
David Towse from Goldshield: “Appesat has been assessed and found safe under the EU medical devices directive. The whole point of the product is that when you take it for a period of time you learn to train your body to required less food.”
Bridget Benelam (Nutritional Scientist): “However when you don’t have this effect of something swelling up in your stomach and making you feel full then it takes willpower on your part to make sure that you’re keeping the meal portions smaller.”
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