How come I’m not losing weight on Duromine?
Asked by anonymous on Sep 15, 2009
in Weight Loss
My doctor prescribed Duromine for me as a last resort in my battle for a healthier body. So far, I've been on it for two weeks and have lost no weight. Is this normal? I've heard so many positive things about it and yet I'm starting to feel like nothing will work for me.
Answer
The weight loss drug Duromine®, available with a prescription in Australia, is a phentermine-based appetite suppressant and central nervous system stimulant. It works by signaling the brain to turn off the hunger sensation and by revving up the system. But, ultimately, people lose weight on Duromine by eating a low calorie diet and burning more calories through activity. To lose weight, you (personally) should keep daily food logs and limit your calories to 1800 a day. Also, please watch your words wisely because it won’t help to call the pills your "last resort" or to feel like "nothing will work".
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