An experimental drug called tesofensine is said to produce double the weight loss of current diet drugs. by Mike Howard db tesofensine.jpg Weight loss drugs have been something of a flop. Between Acomplia being ordered off the shelves for making people mad, and the lackluster performance of the other popular weight loss drugs - there hasn't been much to celebrate for the pharmaceutical companies *cue crocodile tears. That is until now... * The study did not actually put tesofensine against any other diet drug. In the process, you stand a very good chance of lowering your blood pressure instead of raising it and bettering your mental health rather than compromising it. * The study was completely funded by NeuroSearch, the company which holds the drugs patent. Tesofensine: New Miracle Weight Loss Drug?
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