Ionamin – A Brief:
Ionamin belongs to a class of drugs called anorexiants that suppress the appetite of a person. Ionamin is an effective diet pill for the short-term treatment of obesity and is not meant for a long-term use. This drug is known by different other brand names in the United Sates and Canada. Ionamin is taken along with a strict dietary arrangement coupled with regular exercises. Ionamin has indications and contraindications with certain drugs, conditions and substances.

Ionamin Mechanism:
Ionamin is a sympathomimetic amine that has the pharmacological features similar to amphetamine. Ionamin belongs to the class, called anorectics that are essentially obesity fighting drugs. Ionamin acts on the central nervous system, blood pressure and other related metabolism. By stimulating the central nervous system and increasing the blood pressure, Ionamin decreases the appetite of a person, giving him a feeling of fullness.

Ionamin Safety Measures:
Ionamin is a prescription drug for the short-term treatment of obesity. It is therefore advised to take this diet pill only after consultations with a qualified physician. Ionamin shouldn’t be given to children, geriatrics, and pregnant and breast feeding women. You should be cautious enough to avoid driving and other hazardous mechanical works while taking Ionamin. You may need to avoid Ionamin, if you have the following medical problems:

• History of alcohol or drug abuse
• Glaucoma
• Heart problems
• Liver diseases
• Kidney problems
• Seizures or epilepsy
• Diabetes mellitus
• Blood vessel disease
• Thyroid problems
• Anxiety disorders
• Family history of mental illness

It would be good to discuss with a physician before using Ionamin, if you are taking any of the following medicines:

• Tricyclics
• SSRIs
• MAO inhibitors
• Insulin
• Amphetamines
• Other appetite suppressants
• Chlophedianol
• Caffeine
• Cocaine
• Amantadine
• Cold medicines
• Sinus medicines
• Asthma medicaments
• Ritalin
• Nabilone
• Pemoline

Ionamin Dosage and Usage:
Ionamin is available in capsules and tablets of 15 mg and 30 mg. Ionamin dosages can vary from individual to another according to many parameters. But one should always follow the directions of the doctor. The normally followed pattern of Ionamin dosage and usage is as follows:

• 15 to 37.5 mg capsule once a day for adults before breakfast
• 15 to 37.5 mg tablet once or twice (smaller dose) daily for adults before breakfast or meals
• Ionamin should be taken with water
• Ionamin should be swallowed, not chewed
• Ionamin should be taken either an hour before food or two hours after food
• Ionamin should be avoided by children below 16 years
• Double dosing of Ionamin to make up for missed doses should be avoided
• Ionamin shouldn’t be taken more than then the prescribed dose.
• Immediately call the emergency of the nearest medical center, in case of signs of overdose like nausea, vomiting, seizures etc.

Ionamin Storage:

• Proper care should be taken for the storage of Ionamin.
• Ionamin should be stored at room temperature
• Ionamin should be kept away from the reach of children
• Ionamin should be kept away from direct heat and light
• Ionamin should be kept away from moisture
• Ionamin should be kept in its original air tight containers

Ionamin Side effects:
Ionamin may bring many physical and psychological complications along with its positive effects to help in obesity and overweight control. Some of the side effects of Ionamin that may appear on a person taking Ionamin are:

More common:

• High blood pressure
• Lightheadedness
• shaking
• Constipation
• Mouth dryness
• Stomach aches
• Insomnia
• Nausea
• Mild headaches
• Mental depression

Rare:

• Chest pain
• Difficulty in breathing
• Blurred Vision
• Change in sexual drive
• Diarrhea
• Sweating profusely
• Drowsiness
• Frequent urination
• Fainting
• Swelling of legs and feet
• Excitement
• Hallucinations
• Confusion
• Severe headaches