Highlights of the study
Xenical was tested on patients that have a metabolic syndrome, a condition that many overweight American suffer from.
“Metabolic Syndrome describes a ‘cluster’ of three or more risk factors, such as high waist measurement, increased fasting glucose levels, abnormal blood lipid levels and high blood pressure in a single patient, leading to an increased risk of cardiovascular disease,” the new study outlines.
“Up to one in five people in Western countries is considered a ‘cardiovascular time-bomb’ because they have Metabolic Syndrome.”
Patients who took Xenical saw:
- A drop in weight that was twice as much as those on a diet alone.
- A significantly greater reduction in waist measurement compared to those on diet alone.
- A significantly greater reduction in systolic and diastolic blood pressure compared to those on diet alone.
- A significantly greater reduction in triglyceride levels compared to those on diet alone.
Xencial’s ability to help
Xenical, an oral medication, keeps fat from absorbing in the body. When it’s combined with the right diet and exercise, it can block up to 30 percent of the unwanted fat. The study’s author says those changes can have a big impact on a person’s life.
“Metabolic Syndrome is fast becoming the epidemic of the 21st century, with serious implications for cardiovascular disease in the future,” Dr Jarl Torgerson, the study’s author said.
“These study results show that Xenical boosts the beneficial effects of weight loss in people with Metabolic Syndrome. Xenical, together with lifestyle changes, is a powerful approach to the effective management of this condition.”
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