With the advancement of the times and rising consumption levels, people's material needs are increasingly met. This is especially true in dining, where an ever-growing variety of gourmet foods are available. Enjoying delicious food is a joy, but without healthy eating habits, obesity becomes a concern.Moderate exercise combined with dietary control can effectively promote weight loss, yet most individuals struggle to sustain this regimen long-term. Many opt for medication as a more convenient approach to shedding pounds.
In China, one over-the-counter weight loss medication stands out: Orlistat Capsules (Yasu), currently the only approved weight loss drug available domestically.Clinically validated trials confirm its effectiveness in reducing body weight.
Orlistat capsules primarily work by inhibiting gastrointestinal lipase, preventing ingested fats from being broken down. As a result, the body cannot absorb these fats, which are instead excreted. This mechanism prevents excessive calorie intake, leading to significant weight loss.Furthermore, Yashu Orlistat Capsules do not act on the central nervous system, and their active ingredients do not enter the bloodstream. Therefore, using this medication is a relatively safe and effective weight loss method.
Beyond its significant weight-loss effects for obese or overweight individuals, Yashu Orlistat also helps reduce obesity-related complications such as hypertension, hypercholesterolemia, and hyperinsulinemia.When taking Orlistat, swallow one capsule orally during meals or within one hour after eating. If a meal is skipped or contains no fat, the dose may be omitted. Daily intake should not exceed three capsules.
In 2012, the European Medicines Agency (EMA) released an authoritative report demonstrating Orlistat capsules' significant weight loss efficacy in clinical obesity treatment. In 2019, YASU Orlistat capsules were selected for China's "Essential Household Weight Management Medication List." YASU advocates a "safe, effective, and healthy" weight loss philosophy.