Acomplia is not for everyone. In the following lines I’ll try making things clear on how to use acomplia.

People with liver or kidney disease should not use Acomplia. This is because the liver metabolizes the drug and the kidneys excrete it, so these systems need to be healthy in order to avoid problems from taking Acomplia.
Acomplia is also not recommended for people who have a history of depression or any other psychiatric condition. Since being overweight is often associated with depression, it is important to manage pre-existing depression with psychotherapy or other interventions before Acomplia is considered. In controlled situations under a physician’s care, it is possible for people with depression to use Acomplia.

There are several populations for which the safety and effectiveness of Acomplia has not been studied. These groups, which include people over the age of 75, children under the age of 19, people with epilepsy, pregnant women and women who are breast-feeding, should not use Acomplia.

Since Acomplia pills contain lactose, people with certain types of lactose intolerance, particularly intolerance for galactose, should not use it.