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Why use pharmacological treatment?
-Induce Weight Loss
-Maintain Weight Loss
-Cost Effectiveness (esp cause might need to not needing drugs for obesity comorbid condition)
(BUT don't use drugs as easy way out, or laziness)
History of Pharmacologic treatment
often disappointing results serious SEs, underresearched
1890s: thyroid hormone
1930: dinitrophenol
30'-60's: amphetamines (for increased metabolism, addictive tho)
Downsides of Pharmocological treatment
Often Ineffective (or modest outcome)
Discontinuation = weight regain
Major Side Effects
Phen/Fen Phenomenon
(phentermine and fenfluramine)
Popular drug (despite subpar test results)
led to valvular heart disease later
(= $4 billion in cost of medical monitoring)
Types of weight loss drugs
-Reduce energy intake (satiety)
-Reduce nutrient absorption/metabolism (lipases, oxidations up)
-Increase energy expenditure
Appetite suppressant drug info, pros/cons
alter CNS, dec reuptake Do, NE, HT
-Temporary effect, requires taking before meal
-only slightly effective
-addictive
-SE = nervousness, insomnia, tachycardia, weigh regain
Drugs Reduce Nutrient absorption drugs: block CHO, lipid aborb
carb, mostly lipid (about 1/3 eaten) blocked (block lipase)
Alter GI aborbtive sites or enzymes
-many side effects: cramping, nausea, diarrhea, steatorrea, leakage, rectal bleeding)
Drugs reduce nutrient absorption: inhibit lipid synthesis/storage
decrease FA produce/storage, increase fat oxidation
less side effects, but unknown long-term
-High blood pressure
Drugs increase energy expenditure (NONE FDA APPROVED)
Enhance thermogenesis/ inc BMR
- tinnitus, prolonged bleeding, GI dmg, inc protein catabolism, > heart size
Anti-obesity drugs on market
All Schedule IV or V
(neurotransmitter drugs = IV, only take 12 weeks at time, heart disease/HT esp with sibutramine)
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Safety Factors of NT drugs
-Abuse
-valvular heart disease
-primary pulmonary hypertension
Side effects for centrally acting drugs/NT drugs
nervous,insomnia, depression,dizzy
headache,nausea,constipation
Increase BP and heart rate
(but no gastrointestinal issues really at least)
Contraindications (for NT drugs, especially sibutramine)
hypertension
on antidepressant, migraine, analgesic meds
Coronary artery disease, congestive heart disease, arrhythmias
pregnant or a child
Rimonabat (appetite suppress.)
Antagonist at cannabinoid 1 receptor, blocks oxigenic effects of endocannabinoids)
-severe psychiatric effect: anxiety, depression
(double risk of suicide, thoughts of)
Guidelines prescribing pharmacological treatment:
-Approved for maintaining weight loss esp
-(non responder what??)
-good for failure to lose/maintain weight
-based on clinician judgment
NHLBI criteria for drug use:
BMI > 30, or >27 with comorbidity/concomitant risk factors
-Hypertension (HT)
-dyslipidemia
-Type II diabetes
-sleep apnea
-osteoarthritis
Proper drug usage
For lifestyle change and
Multidisciplinary approach used: (nutrition, exercise, medical, behavior(motivation,habits etc))