The Fuzz About Diet Patches
Jay Ashley
In a modern world that is being manipulated by modern mass
media, where movie and television stars have sculpted bodies
and overwhelming physical sex appeal, we are constantly being
presented with different products which claim to have effects
on the way we look and eventually on the way we feel about
ourselves. Moreover, the bandwagon effects of the modern market
systems lead more and more people into blind patronage and
forget about the real important things.
This world of ours is fast-paced and can be very stressful,
that’s why people are finding easy and stress-free solutions to
their problems, even the problem of being overweight. There are
many medical options today that are available for people who
are overweight, on the verge of being overweight, or those
people who simply would like to become more attractive. Some
people resort to liposuction or cosmetic surgery, some people
would spend most of their time at the gym and some people would
try some new weight loss products such as diet patches.
Diet patches have gained popularity ever since it was released.
What more can one ask for? The selling point of diet patches is
that these patches will help one lose weight just by opening
the package and sticking the patch unto their skin. Of course,
they will overtly say that the patches would work more
effectively in conjunction with a right diet and a handful of
exercise. However, we all know that commercials and ads are
made for one reason- for people to buy the product. Therefore,
more and more people get into the idea that these patches are
the ultimate solution to their weight problems.
Diet patches claim to work the same way as other medical
patches (ex. Nicotine patches) work. These patches would
release substances that are to be absorbed by the skin. They
can be very handy for people who are prone to forget their
medication schedule.
There are many different kinds of diet patches that are
scattered around the market today. The more common substances
that are found in these patches are: guarana, garcinia
cambogia, chromium and fucus vesiculosus. Guarana is a
substance that is used in soft drinks that are manufactured in
Brazil. The substance is said to be a mild burner of fat and
has the effects of caffeine. The substance garcinia cambogia is
said to help in weight loss because it inhibits lyase in
converting carbohydrates into fats. Chromium is a substance
that is said to help in insulin regulation. Insulin is the
substance that converts carbohydrates into blood sugar. The
fucus vesiculosus is said to be a fat burner, as claimed by
some.
Diet patches are mostly composed of herbs, they can therefore
be classified as “herbal” medication. There is nothing gravely
wrong with using these supplements, however, one should be
cautious not to expect too much from diet patches. These
patches are not government approved and there is no one
specific credible scientific study that shows the empirical
correlation of using diet patches with losing weight.
Diet patches aren’t really bad, however, one should rely on
hard work and discipline to be able to do away with that extra
weight. Easy come, easy go, as we always say. Having a proper
diet and a good exercise schedule is really more effective than
relying on any medication.
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