Adios 100 tablets

 Adios tablets are licensed herbal medicine which helps speed up weight loss, by acting on the body's metabolism. Fucus increases the rate at which the the body's food stores are converted into energy, resulting in a loss of calories, and consequently, a loss in weight. Each Adios tablet also contains the natural herbal ingredients Boldo, Butternut and Dandelion Root that help improve the effect of Fucus, through stimulating the liver

Questions Can anyone take Adios? The safety and efficacy of Adios is based on many years of established use. However, as with any medicine, isolated reactions are possible and rare individuals may be sensitive to any of the ingredients. To minimise the possibility of adverse reaction, follow the labeled directions for use and do not take more than the stated dose of Adios. You should not take Adios if you are sensitive to any of the ingredients, under 16, pregnant or breastfeeding. Although we are not aware of any other special patient groups who should avoid using Adios, we recommend that patients suffering from serious medical conditions should consult their doctor or pharmacist before use.

Will Adios work for me? The combination of ingredients that Adios contains has been traditionally found to help people lose excess weight, as part of a calorie controlled diet. Obviously, everyones body is different and we cannot guarantee how much weight you will lose - however, the key to losing weight with Adios is remembering to take a tablet at each of the stated meal times. As with any sensible weight loss plan, you should try and stick to a calorie controlled diet. Increasing your normal activity levels and exercising more will also help you lose weight.

Is Adios suitable for vegetarians/vegans? Adios is suitable for vegetarians. However, as stated on the Package Insert Leaflet, Adios does contain a small amount of lactose amongst its excipient ingredients, and may be considered unsuitable for use by those following a strict vegan diet.

 Can people with a nut allergy take Adios? The butternut in Adios, is derived from the bark of the butternut tree, not from the nuts, so it should not present difficulties to those with a nut allergy.

Is Adios Gluten Free? Yes. The starch used in Adios is derived from potatoes (not cereals) and is therefore gluten-free. Always read the label.