Will the Size Zero Pill Help You Lose Weight or Your Health?

Get the "skinny" on This Diet Fad Before You Use It

It's being called the miracle diet aid of the year, The size zero pill.

Little is known on the true side effects when one takes it, or the real use of this medication that seems to have some significant weight loss side effects for humans. There is just one problem, It's not made for human use.

The size zero pill's main ingredient is Clenbuterol, a medication made for horses with breathing problems like asthma or pulmonary disease.
It's sold in liquid or pill form, and overweight people all over the world are using it in an unintended manner for weight loss.

Clenbuterol works by raising the core temperature of the human body, and raises the heart rate. Some people drop 10 to 15 pounds in 2 weeks, but there is a cost to pay. Some say it felt as if their heart was pounding outside their chest, and some even state that they felt as if they were losing their minds, that they couldn't make simple decisions for themselves any longer.

They were jumpy, irritable, and in a down right angry state of mind. And if that isn't enough to dull the luster of this fool's gold at the end of the rainbow, it is illegal to use this medication contrary to what it is prescribed for. Taken in too high of a dose and you also run the moderate risk of Heart arrhythmia and stroke because it forms collagen on the heart tissue, causing the heart muscle walls to stiffen.

On a further note, it raises blood pressure, kills any appetite you have for eating and sleeping, and with all that said there is another major downside to this medication: It eventually stops working and in the end, and the patient gains all the weight back that they lost. Before making this potentially deadly drug your diet do-all, remember these key points:

1. Clenbuterol is a drug made for animals 3 times our size.

2. Clenbuterol is not FDA approved for human use.

3. You are potentially putting your heart and brain at high risk for serious side effects, including death.

4. You rebound (gain back) in a matter of 3 months.