Anorectic agent and air regulator for diet

Abstract

An anorectic agent contains an aqueous solvent extract of Vernonia cinerea as an active ingredient, or preferably contains aqueous solvent extracts of Vernonia cinerea and mulberry as active ingredients. The liquid content of the anorectic agent is evaporated so that a dieter can inhale its vapor. The active ingredients are odorless. They are not absorbed into the body through digestive organs if taken orally, but can be taken directly into blood through respiratory organs such as lungs and nose mucous membrane. The active ingredients then acts on the central nervous system, thereby causing the dieter to lose appetite and thus lose weight. This effect does not appear in a person who does not want to lose weight. The dieter can thus lose weight easily, safely and healthily without undue efforts.

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