Catecholamine Anorectics

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Description

Catecholamine Anorectics are a group of Pharmaceutical Appetite Suppressants that achieve their effects by acting on the body’s Catecholamine Neurotransmitters.

 

Conventional Medical Use of Catecholamine Anorectics

Metabolism

 Catecholamine Anorectics are commonly prescribed for the treatment of Obesity:

 Catecholamine Anorectics achieve their effects by causing the release of Catecholamines and blocking their re-uptake.

 

Types of Catecholamine Anorectics

 Benzphetamine

 Desoxyn

 Diethylpropion

 Mazindol

 Phentermine

 Phenylpropanolamine

 

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