Adios Tablets

Adios contains herbal ingredients derived from Butternut (sometimes known as Juglans), Dandelion Root, Boldo and Fucus. These botanical constituents have been traditionally used in combination, as part of a calorie-controlled diet, to help people lose excess weight. Adios works by acting on the body's metabolism: it contains a mild thyroid stimulant, which speeds up the body's metabolic rate. In other words, Adios accelerates the rate at which the body converts food stores, e.g. fat, into energy. When used as part of a calorie controlled diet this can lead to a loss in calories and, consequently, a loss in weight. The purpose of the other active ingredients is to work together to increase this effect through stimulation of the liver. The combination of ingredients that Adios contains has been traditionally found to help people lose excess weight, as part of a calorie controlled diet. Obviously, everyone's body is different and we cannot guarantee how much weight you will lose - however, the key to losing weight with Adios is remembering to take a tablet at each of the stated meal times. As with any sensible weight loss plan, you should try and stick to a calorie controlled diet. Increasing your normal activity levels and exercising more will also help you lose weight.

Read and retain the enclosed patient information leaflet. Adults and elderly: Take one tablet three or four times a day at mealtimes as part of a calorie-controlled diet.

Butternut Dandelion Root Dry extract of Boldo Dry extract of Fucus Not to be taken by children under 16 The magnesium stearate in Adios (which is the only questionable ingredient which could derive from animal) is totally of vegetable origin. The butternut in Adios, is derived from the bark of the butternut tree, not from the nuts, so it should not present difficulties to those with a nut allergy. The starch used in Adios is derived from potatoes (not cereals) and is therefore gluten-free. You should not take Adios if you are sensitive to any of the ingredients, under 16, pregnant or breastfeeding. Although we are not aware of any other special patient groups who should avoid using Adios, we recommend that patients suffering from serious medical conditions should consult their doctor or pharmacist before use.

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