[Maryd4love]

Has anyone taken this? If so, did you have good results?

[simone1ca]

I took it years ago and it worked well. What I noticed was that I had absolutely no desire to eat. Food was never on my mind.

[Maryd4love]

Does it start working instantly or does it take a little while before it really starts working? Do you remmber?

[simone1ca]

I remember that it was instant. No waiting. No lag time.

[RoadRunner]

I used it also a few years back--It made me nervous and gave me a very dry mouth but I had results..It doesnt teach good habits though--make sure you eat correctly and just use it for hunger..Dont starve yourself!
Good Luck
RR

[RXZephyr]

I'm not here to preach. I'm not here to lecture. I'm not here to judge.
That being said, I am going to speak up on this and voice my opinion.

There is no magic weight loss pill.

Yes, drugs like this one may suppress your appetite. Yes, drugs like this one may help you reduce quickly and get to your desired goal weight. But you haven't LEARNED anything. Your old habits that helped you gain and maintain that higher weight will still be there. You'll start to gain that weight back on if you don't make a lifestyle change.

Doing it without drugs is harder. Doing it without the drugs will take work. However, anything that's worth doing is worth doing right and putting the effort into doing it that way will be rewarded with permanent weight loss and none of this yo-yo that happens with so many people out there.

The ONLY exception would be for people who have a major weight problem. (In fact, if you research Phentermine, they'll tell you that's the only people who should be using it.) In this case, the health complications from carrying all that extra weight outweigh the side effects common with taking the drug to get the ball rolling.


Try doing things yourself before looking for the magic.


*puts soap box away & will now shut up*

:Lawrence

[LBH]

I don't know anything about it, but I would listen to RR's advice!