Weight Loss Prescription

Weight loss has become one of the most critical issues of the current society. People are obsessed to loosing weight and are ready to try anything and everything. They want to look smart and beautiful, the sweat less way. That is no exercise, no control on diet. Everyone wants magic and thus they all consider weight loss medications to be magic pills that would cure them of all their obesity issues and that too without loosing a sweat; at least that’s how advertisers put it. People are easily lured by a beautiful and perfect body and are entrapped into believing that they would be experiencing wonders.
But that is just not the case with prescription drugs. Though they are tested and approved, they too have their harmful affects. They too can guarantee weight loss for only a temporary period and not for very long term period of above six months or one year.

Medication On Depression Anxiety

Anxiety disorders are the most commonly occurring disorders, and according to the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) more than 19.2 million adults in America are suffering with anxiety disorders. Anxiety disorders are deeply intertwined with mental disorders like depression, and according to a study in almost half of the cases the patients with anxiety disorders are also found suffering with depression. Together the two mental disorders become too difficult to bear. But the good news is that medical practitioners have been found successful to relive both the disorders simultaneously.
The common symptoms shared by Depression and Anxiety Disorders
Patients with depression experience fatigue, tiredness, difficulty in concentration, and difficulty ot sleep. Similar symptoms are found in patients with anxiety disorders too.

Brands And Generic Names For Medication

Generic names thus are the technical names for the people related to field of medicine. For end-level consumer, trade names are there to help him/her remember what drug does what.
The trade name is developed by the company requesting approval for the drug and identifies it as the exclusive property of that company. For example, phenytoin is the generic name and Dilantin is a trade name for the same drug. When a drug is under patent protection, the company markets it under its trade name. When the drug becomes off-patent (no longer protected by patent), the company may market its product under either the generic name or the trade name. Other companies may sell the off-patent drug with the approved generic name from the company which holds the rights, and possibly different trade names.