Xenical.

Xenical (orlistat) is an efficient medicine used for the treatment of obesity. Its effects are based on blocking the absorption of fat in the intestine. Take Xenical three times a day with meals or within one hour from the moment you had a meal. If you skipped a meal or the meal you are having contains no fat – you can skip your dose of Xenical. Xenical is supposed to be combined with a balanced diet and exercising – it is not going to help you lose weight if you continue with eating too much and do not follow a certain exercise routine. To make sure there are no interactions your health care provider will need to know if you are planning on taking any anticoagulants, medications for diabetes, medications for thyroid, other weight loss medications, medications to control blood pressure, and other prescription or over-the-counter produces. The drugs mentioned have been reported to interact with Xenical. If you experience an increased number of bowel movements, urgent need to have a bowel movement, irregular menstrual periods, stomach pain, loose stools, oily spotting, anxiety, oily or fatty stools, gas with oily spotting, or headache don't worry as those are possible mild side effects of Xenical.