Acomplia is a multi-function diet pill that has recently been approved for sale in the UK by prescription only. Studies have shown Acomplia to suppress appetite, which leads to weight loss, suppress the desire for smoking and lower cholesterol, blood sugar and blood pressure levels.

The 20 mg Acomplia dosage works by affecting the Endocannbinoid System, which controls appetite. Acomplia blocks cannabinoid 1 receptors in the brain that stimulate the feeling of being hungry or the urge to smoke. By blocking the CB1 receptors, the urge to overeat is suppressed as well as the desire for tobacco.
 

Accomplia 20 mg tablets are recommended in conjunction with a low calorie diet and exercise for treatment of obese patients or overweight patients at risk for type 2 diabetes.

The recommended adult dosage is 20 mg once a day taken before breakfast. You should not take more than 20 mg a day or double the 20 mg dose. The 20 mg dose of Acomplia is available in quantities of 28, 56, 84, 112, 140, and 168 tablets. There are mild side effects associated with the 20 mg dose of Accomplia, which include nausea, irritability/anxiety, dizziness, and fatigue. The side effects have been shown to be short lived. If the side effects become prolonged, you should consult your doctor. You should not take Acomplia 20 mg if you are pregnant, breast-feeding or under eighteen years of age. Acomplia 20 mg is also not prescribed for patients with renal or liver problems or epilepsy.