Why does EATMOR work so well?….because it does what it claims. EATMOR is a %100 natural, super strength appetite stimulant. The creators of EATMORs potent blend of ingredients spent months in the research and development of a product that could blend the palpable results of many appetite stimulating drugs with the cost effective, side effect free nature of natural compounds. The resulting product was EATMOR.
We’ve chosen only the ingredients that show real world results in actual people in real time. After researching any and all natural remedies out there the creators of EATMOR set about testing them one by one in varying amounts, taken at different times of day, and under differing circumstances. Anything that didn’t perform was simply thrown out. When it comes to appetite stimulation if you cant feel anything the first time you take it then what good is it. For many people taking expensive appetite drugs is not an option. Physicians are hesitant to administer drugs of this nature due to the potential side effects. It is a last resort and often only administered to cancer patients and those suffering from other life threatening ailments. So what about the rest of us?
The EATMOR slogan is “Eatmor food, gain more weight”. Often times athletes and normal people alike get caught up in the hype of products that promise to deliver unbelievable results. With EATMOR this is not the case. In order to gain weight you must take in more calories each day than you expend. While this premise may sound simple enough, for people with higher metabolisms or those that suffer from appetite loss it is not so simple… but, once you’ve augmented your caloric intake using EATMOR’s appetite stimulating formula it is the REAL MEALS you eat each day that put the weight on like magic. Not creatine, not protein powder, and not steroids. Just you, EATMOR, and a larger food bill. Take control of your weight with EATMOR!
Other options
Appetite stimulant medications that often are prescribed include:
- Megace® (megestrol)
- Marinol® (dronabinol)
- Periactin® (cyproheptadine)
- Oxandrin® (oxandrolone)
- Remeron® (mirtazapine)
- Eldertonic®.
Each specific drug has a recommended dose and contra indications that are beyond the scope of this article. Megace and Marinol have both been documented in studies to improve symptoms of anorexia associated with weight loss in acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) and cancer patients. Oxandrin is an anabolic steroid that has also been used successfully in cases of AIDS and cancer for weight gain. Remeron is an antidepressant that corrects some chemical imbalances found in people with depression and can often increase appetite in the process. Periactin, an antihistamine, appears to increase appetite in some users although the mechanism of action is unknown and patients often complain of drowsiness. Eldertonic is a sherry-based alcoholic beverage that contains a mixture of vitamins and minerals, and often serves as a natural appetite stimulant. Other medications are known to increase appetite in some patients, but this is a side effect and not the intended purpose of the prescription. In those cases, increased appetite or weight gain from appetite increase is listed as a side effect of the medication.
Appetite Stimulant Treatments for Anorexia
The role of medicinal appetite stimulants in the treatment of anorexia in the geriatric population is not clear. Despite limited research, several medications are commonly used to promote weight gain in the elderly. None however are specifically indicated for the treatment of weight loss. (Huffman, Rehman, Niedert, Zanni). The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) hasn’t labeled any drugs for use in elderly patients specifically with regard to weight loss, in contrast to the whole of the 18 to 55 demographic for healthy population (Huffman, Zanni). Nonetheless, these drugs often are prescribed for this purpose of appetite modification
It is also important to factor in elderly patient’s currently prescribed medications when making a decision about whether to use an appetite stimulant. The patient may already be taking a medication that causes anorexia and unintended weight loss. There are several medications of this nature commonly seen in the elderly community. They include Lasix®, Coumadin®, and digoxin (Niedert)- all these can result in fluid loss, overall decrease in body mass and vitality and in some cases anorexia.
Appetite Stimulant Side Effects
Using medications to conteract the side effects of another is a tricky game. If weight loss is an unintended side effect from the use of one medication, should the elderly patient receive another medication to offset that side effect? A particular patient may be taking several medications at one time, adding another to the mix to increase appetite may contradict because of certain drug/drug interactions. If the patient has difficulty swallowing medications or frequently refuses medications, adding another pill even if its an appetite stimulant to the current prescription regimen may not prove helpful.
Dietitians should now know that several products used as appetite stimulants are used by patients beyond the approved product labeling, in the case of Niedert. In many cases, research supporting the use of a particular medication for appetite stimulation is purely anecdotal. A pharmacist is often a excellent resource for information on prescribing medications that can be used as an appetite stimulant.
Dietitian and Nutritionist Appetite Control Recommendations
Dietitians and nutritionists should consider many facts before ordering appetite stimulants in the elderly population. Of course the first consideration should always be a person’s medical condition, advance directives, and plans for palliative care. Is the patient healthy enough to respond to an appetite stimulant treatment? Does the patient and/or family want aggressive treatment of weight loss or poor food intake, or a more mild natural appetite stimulant? Gaining weight gradually may be more favorable due to a patients medical history. Is the weight loss part of an inevitable decline because of a medical condition? If so, an appetite stimulant medication may not be appropriate. Patients who have diabetes and are taking appetite stimulants should always have their blood sugar monitored carefully and frequently. Sudden increases in caloric intake can result in blood sugar fluctuations that may require significant adjustment to diabetes medications.
Issues surrounding the use of appetite stimulants in long-term care, including poly pharmacy and labeling issues, make it imperative that dietitians and nutritionists seek input from other health care professionals. Pharmacists are a great resource when recommending use of appetite stimulants.
Implications for nutritionists and dietetics practitioners
- we utilize breakthrough digestive enzymes to help you digest food quickly allow you to consume more
- we focus on using only the purest ingredients to allow for increased appetite
Megace vs. EATMoR Appetite Stimulant
- We have clinically tested our product over and over and are always refining it.
- We developed this Natural and Herbal appetite stimulant with the help of doctors and physicians around the country
Our product can be used by people in many different types of walks of life and areas of expertise including:
Bodybuilders, powerlifters, extreme sports athletes, mountaineers we use our appetite stimulants, stimulator, and stimulant to create the right effects for your body and its composition there are many other uses for this product most of which we are still learning about.
“WE STRIVE TO provide the Best Appetite Stimulants on the Market”
AT VH Labs we are committed to providing healthy appetite stimulants and products that work well with your workout routine. Our appetite stimulant is an over the counter appetite stimulant. VH Labs is always looking to develop and experiment with new products and styles of supplements including muscle builders, weight gainers, creatine, appetite supplements, and alfalfa products. we know that you are looking to find these products and you can always look to Violent Hero to help you discover what kind of products you want to try out. We are in beta testing now for a few products . let us know what you think about them to see how well our appetite stimulants work for you.
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