Q:
How many Leptopril™
capsules should I take?
A: As the directions say, the recommended
serving is two capsules three times a day,
which is the exact serving used in the clinical
trials. (You may take Leptopril with or
without food.) However, many people who
are sensitive to stimulants have reduced
the serving as low as one capsule twice
a day and have still seen results. As with
many ingestible compounds, each individual
reacts differently to
Leptopril.
The effective serving depends upon a person’s
body weight, metabolism, and overall health.
You may want to start with one
Leptopril
capsule twice a day and gradually increase
the serving (up to the recommended level)
until you find what works best for your
body.
Q: How long does it take for Leptopril
to work?
A: Everyone's metabolism is different. However,
you should begin to feel the effects of
Leptopril
within a few days. You can expect a noticeable
improvement within weeks.
Q: Do I need to diet or exercise
when using Leptopril?
A: The clinical studies proving
Leptopril’s
effectiveness were conducted without a prescribed
diet plan or exercise regimen (the active
compound automatically reduced caloric intake).
However, eating sensibly and exercising
regularly is always a good idea, and will
help Leptopril work even faster!
Q: I haven’t dieted or exercised
in years. Is it safe for me to begin a diet
or exercise program?
A: You should always consult your health-care
professional before beginning any weight-loss
or exercise program. We suggest that if
you haven’t exercised in a while,
begin with brisk walks, which are healthy
and fun.
Q: Can I take Leptopril’s
with my medication?
A: It is always advisable to check with
your health-care professional if you are
currently under his/her care or are taking
medication of any kind.
Q: Can anyone use Leptopril’s?
A: No.
Leptopril’s
is a powerful, patented, stimulant-based
weight control compound intended for otherwise
healthy people who are significantly overweight.
People who have hypertension, high blood
pressure, diabetes, heart or prostate trouble,
who are sensitive to stimulants, caffeine,
or acetylsalicylic acid (aspirin), or who
are currently taking aspirin, MAO inhibitors,
stimulant-based supplements, or any other
weight-loss compound, should not take
Leptopril’s.
If you have any doubts about whether you
should take
Leptopril’s,
consult your health-care professional.
Q: What’s the difference between
Leptopril’s™
and Leptoprin-SDŽ?
A: Nothing… except the price. Generix
Laboratories™ has secured the rights
to bring the world’s most popular
brand-name formulations to market in more
affordable versions, and we don’t
have the high marketing costs or the expensive
packaging to worry about. The formula and
active components are exactly the same as
the more expensive, high-end version, but
you’ll appreciate the difference in
price.
When
you’re more than 20 pounds overweight and
tired of wasting money on one ordinary “diet
pill” after another… and every diet
plan has failed. For the millions of Americans
who are significantly overweight (more than 20
lbs. of excess body weight and/or a BMI [body
mass index] greater than 27) there is simply no
longer any way to deny the genetic link to obesity.*
That’s why ordinary diet pills and so-called
“fat magnets” (if they work at all)
so often fail to help the significantly overweight.
The genetic link to obesity also means that repeated
diet failure and chronic overweight is not your
fault. Unless a weight-control compound addresses
the genetic factor –– and helps you
overcome your genetic predisposition to obesity
–– your attempts at weight loss become
no more than an exercise in futility (and a waste
of time and money).
