Are Ephedrine Slimming Pills Illegal And Is It Safe To Take Them Abroad?
Posted on | 十一月 26, 2009 | 5 Comments
Possession of small amounts of ephedrine is not an offence and it is the main ingredient of many symptomatic cold remedies.
At high doses, users can experience anxiety, heart palpitations, vomiting, tremors and insomnia. Reports of undesirable side-effects are widespread, and lawsuits are pending in the states concerning a number of deaths alleged to be associated with ephedrine .
There is no evidence that ephedrine is useful in producing sustained weight loss. This requires a combination of diet and exercise. Statistically 2 in 3 patients who use pills or fadddy diets in an attempt to loose weight gain weight in the medium to long term!
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十一月 26th, 2009 @ 6:24 下午
They’ve been pulled off the market in this country because they were causing people’s hearts to stop. So, basically, DON’T TAKE THEM!!!
十一月 26th, 2009 @ 8:58 下午
Well my little Angel, listen to your mother and do as she says. Forget about the tablets and just go and have a lovely holiday with your friends. xx
十一月 26th, 2009 @ 10:23 下午
They are not illegal as far as i know, as those prescribled by a doctor will be ephedrine containing. This is a good website for information. I’m not sure if you can take them abroad, you should check their legality according to airports and country of origin.
十一月 27th, 2009 @ 1:50 上午
They are now controlled in many countries. Check before you go and if in doubt don’t risk it.
十一月 27th, 2009 @ 3:55 上午
They are used in making whiz (meth anphetimine), there are alot of euro countries that still sell them over the counter. Only place I know where there banned for sure is Australia. I would check with your embassy or consulate in the country that you are traveling to, before taking them abroad.