Man has been known to look for easier options in life. Most technological inventions are designed to make the life of humans easy. This is innate in man.

Then why should weight loss be any different? The markets in the US have been flooded with a huge number of weight loss schemes, products and machines. Many of these have proven ineffective. Others have done more harm than good.

Manufactures have found a way to fool and fleece people who are desperate to lose weight by offering them these schemes.

However, it is the duty of the Food and Drug Administration to keep a check on these schemes and to warn people about ones that are harmful and ineffective.

The FDA has declared that the injections 'lipodissolve' are ineffective in assisting in weight loss. They also go under the name of lipotherapy and lipozap.

Creators of the injection claimed that the injections had the capability of melting away fat from the body. The FDA has refuted this claim, stating that there is no evidence of the effectiveness of these injections. At present, the safety of the injections is under scrutiny.

Such false claims are testimony to how those in control of the means of production exploit those who are in desperate need of health. Such baseless claims also show an utter lack of conscience on the part of manufacturers. Capitalizing on someone's weakness should be condoned.

It is also very important that customers only use therapies and schemes that have been approved by the FDA. There is a rising need for awareness among people regarding the potential hazards of these methods.

Those attempting to lose weight should take recourse in exercise and should control their diet. In extreme cases where medical intervention is necessary, people should consult a physician and take proper medical advice before undergoing the procedure.