A member of the Medical Council Board of Mashhad stated that the use of weight loss drugs has deviated from its scientific path, saying: "Spartina and Zycocurpa have legal approval, but they should not be used without a doctor's prescription; these are medications, not supplements or cosmetic health products, and their use must be under medical supervision and with monitoring of side effects."
Member of the Medical Council Board of Mashhad: The Use of Weight Loss Drugs Has Strayed from Its Scientific Path
A member of the Medical Council in Mashhad has raised concerns about the unsupervised use of weight loss drugs, emphasizing that they should only be used with a doctor's prescription. This issue highlights the potential health risks associated with the misuse of such medications.
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📰 What Happened
A member of the Medical Council Board of Mashhad expressed concerns about the unsupervised use of weight loss drugs, emphasizing the need for medical supervision. The statement highlights the distinction between medications and supplements.
- Spartina and Zycocurpa are approved weight loss drugs in Iran.
- Their use without a doctor's prescription is considered unsafe.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Weight loss drugs can have serious side effects and should be used under medical supervision to prevent health complications. The distinction between medications and supplements is critical for patient safety.
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