Anoretix Side Effects

Anoretix is one of the many diet pills available without a prescription that claim to curb your appetite. According to its manufacturer, this weight-loss compound creation is so powerful that it will surpass the results of ephedra, phentermine and Alli combined. This study was performed by an in-house research & development team, and the statements have not been affirmed by the FDA.

Anoretix is made up of a proprietary blend that includes the nine following components: chromium Nicotinate, Coleus forskholii, Advantra-Z, HCA, Tonalin CLA, NeOpuntia, Phase 2, 7Keto and Bioperine. Anoretix is available for purchase over-the-counter as a dietary supplement, with or without caffeine.

Allergic reaction

• Anoretix

  While the ingredients in this dietary supplement are herbal, there are still concerns about adverse reactions in patients taking this medication. An allergic reaction can be caused by a number of sources, including chromium nicotinate.

  When experiencing an allergic reaction, you might notice dangerous symptoms including breathing problems, tightness in the throat or chest, skin hives or a rash. Often symptoms of allergic reactions can be treated with over-the-counter medications, but in rare instances these reactions can be life-threatening.

Rapid heart rate

• Tachycardia, or a rapid heart rate, is another symptom that could be noticed while taking Anoretix. Palpitations are usually caused by the stimulants included in weight-loss drugs, and can be extremely dangerous to individuals with a history of cardiac problems.

  An increased heartbeat can be the result of ingesting too much caffeine, which is an optional ingredient available in Anoretix. A rapid heartbeat has been linked to Advantra-Z or bitter orange, and the stimulant HCA, according to Midwestern Wellness.

Blurred vision

• Blurred vision

  Decreased or blurred vision can be side effects of Anoretix, and can include halos, blind spots and floaters. Advantra-Z or bitter orange is known to cause this result in individuals taking this herb, but symptoms subside when use is discontinued.

Gastrointestinal problems

• Stomach pain

  Stomach upsets, or GI issues, have been reported by consumers using Anoretix for weight loss. These gastrointestinal problems can occur for a number of reasons, including lower calorie consumption, lack of nutrients and the herbs in the proprietary blend.

  Tonalin CLA, an ingredient in Anoretix, has been linked to diarrhea, nausea, vomiting and gastrointestinal distress. Bioperine, or black pepper extract, has been reported to cause gastrointestinal discomfort.

Anxiety

• Anxiety is a feeling of nervousness that is often linked to stimulants and increased caffeine consumption. Herbs such as HCA or hydrocitric acid, known to boost energy by affecting the central nervous system, can lead to a feeling of panic or anxiety in some users.

  Caffeine, which is available in one version of Anoretix, can cause shaking and nervousness when consumed at a higher level than someone is accustomed to.

Insomnia

• The inability to fall asleep or stay asleep is often linked to caffeine and oral stimulants. While researchers have shown Advantra-Z, an active ingredient in Anoretix, to be safer than ephedra, according to a report by Crossroads Productions, it still gives individuals the jittery effects that can lead to insomnia.

  Increased amounts of caffeine can also lead to the inability to sleep, but by taking the pill earlier in the day, insomnia can often be resolved.