I honestly can report to everyone that without Phentermine all I think about is FOOD. My mind is constantly thinking about when I get to eat next and what the next yummy, delicious item is that will be participating in a Party In My Mouth. Phentermine? takes these THOUGHTS AWAY. I have no idea how this works, but you seriously stop thinking about food. You're not disgusted by the thought of food, it just is not something you think about. You start thinking about other things like paying your bills and when was the last time you did laundry and stuff like that.
I am hoping that my doctor will be willing to subscribe it. I take Effexor for anxiety, but have never had a blood pressure problem, although I am about 60 lbs overweight. I really believe it would help my overall health.
I’ve been on and off of phentermine now since December 2020. I have lost a total of 70lbs. We do one month on and one month off. No skin issues, no weight gain at all, and it’s helped me to get in the habit of working out and eating healthily everyday.
Been on phentermine 7 weeks lost over 26 pounds or 12kgs. It works best on empty stomach. No exercise, moderate walking no weights. Do have to have good heart blood pressure as it slightly increases it. First time using it helps if your keen to change. Do 5 or 6 days good and 1 or 2 days bad eating and weight comes off. Does affect sleep, but small temporary price as only going to do 12 weeks. 3 month weight loss is harder when older over 45. Best looked in ages like close to a decade. When bigger takes a while to get to exercise stage as knee joints big issues so really great product to Kickstart to get to exercise stage.
Eli Alfi you are half right, my comment was made a year ago. My fault I’m at my same weight but eating better. Best of luck to you on your goals🤝.... oh maybe you are just making a fresh reply? My mistake but my wish of luck still stands 👍
Jewels _the_one_and_only You will find a solution, even maintaining is a small win. I have not lost either. I know it’s my fault even if it is my genetics, I think I can overcome many things no matter the odds and I have but not in the area of losing weight. I won’t give up and I know you won’t either 😁🤝👍
i have always love eating and that made me lose weight super hard, tried a lot of diets and exercises along with it, but what made it possible was agoge diet. it changed my life, and maybe yours as well
Down 22 pounds in 1 month so it works for me. Still have around 30 to 40 pounds to go. I skip breakfast lunch and snacks and only eat dinner. Gave up diet Pepsi and drink 60 plus oz of water a day.
Im going into my second week, now at 37.5 rather the past week at 18.5. It helps def, also with my focus. What pointers or help do u have for me. I work fulltime, keep up w.7kids, and going into my second week w.no loss yet.
@@amybrevard3800 I haven’t drake soda in a very long time, I recommend drinking plenty of water. If you don’t like the taste of water there is sparkling water and drops to add flavor in ur water. Also, if that is too hard to do suddenly, cut back slowly or substitute soda for a healthy juice that doesn’t have a lot of sugar.
@Heather Starker You only gain the weight back if you starve your body on it. Make sure your still eating at least 1200 cals a day and get into the habit of eating clean so you don’t crave a whole bunch of food at once. Also, drink plenty of water after you get off of it.
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I’m on week 3 and the first week I freaked out because I was not hungry and I was not able to get enough calories in my body. I lost 8 pounds that first week and I was scared that my skin was going to sag and I was going to look like an old lady by losing weight so fast. The second week went better I started to feel a slight hunger which would indicate it was time to eat. However, I would eat my needed calories and I felt full and satisfied. My goal is to lose 2 pounds a week and last week I did. I want to shrink my stomach and detox from all the sugar, so when I’m off phentermine I don’t go back to my bad eating habits.
Finally doctor prescribe phentermine. Wish me luck 6 f tall current weight 270 I'm type 2 diabetes I try ozempic whit horrible side effects hope this medicine go well this Dr is amazing starting fallow her
I lost 20 pounds on my first month with this. My entire family was in shock. I love these but don’t depend on them after three months. You just get so used to not craving as before.
I'm starting these tomorrow 05/07/2021. My doctor prescribed them to me yesterday 05/05/21 . I have been trying to loose weight for 2 years. I was 145 and went up to 200 lbs (current weight). I'm considered obese at this point. And I workout every single day. So lets see if they work for me. I'm also going to be eating 1200 calories. No sugar, no fried food, and no bread, rice and tortillas. And I will also be doing my regular workouts at 7am (HIIT workouts for 1 to 2 hours a day, and I will try to walk 10,000 steps a day.) UPDATES: 05/14/2021 - lost 11lbs, New weight: 189.0
I was prescribed on 05/06/21 and started taking them today 0507/21! Good luck. I took them in 2004 for a boost and they work. Drink plenty of water and take a multi vitamin. You won't be eating the same so you have to keep nutrients in your body. If not your hair will get brittle.
I started 4/28/2021. First week I lost 4lbs! You do have to eat through out the day as I forgot to eat and started feeling nauseous. So healthy snacks is good to have around. I am going to try cutting it in half like she recommend as I’m finding it’s wearing off in the evening. But so far I’m really liking it! Good luck!
@@NatNun yeah I have been cutting my pill in half as well. And I'm eating every 2 hours. 9am Breakfast 11am Snack 1pm lunch 3pm snack 5pm dinner And I have been drinking so much water. I will be updating my weight on May 14, hopefully I lose weight on my first week. 🤞🏼 And good luck to you too 😊
I’m Type2. I was taking metformin with a crappy diet. My fasting blood sugar was 282-300. I still take metformin and I’m doing keto along with phentermine. After 1 week my fasting sugar is 125. The phentermine helps my urges to over eat. I love it so far and I’m down 12 pounds in almost a month.
This is my second day on phentermine and I feel great! It is truly amazing how it takes the food obsessive thoughts/emotional eating component away which has always been my struggle. My hope is that once I go off I'll be able to keep it off since I will be breaking bad habits while on the medication like snacking at night. Would love to hear from amyone who has taken phentermine and has had success keeping the weight off without having to go back on the medication. Also hope I can lower my AcC which is why I am on it. My goal is 30 pounds! Wish me luck!
I recently started this medication three days ago and i eased myself into it i forst did 1/4th then half and today a whole pill I have really bad anxiety about medicine and that halped alot i feel energized and happy I haven't noticed any mood swings littlw dry mouth
I am on day 1, and based on the reviews I am so freaking excited!!!! I cannot wait until a month from now to see how much weight I will lose. I do exercise 3 times a week at Planet Fitness for about an hour. So this pill in conjunction with exercise should definitely get me to my weight loss goal. My physician instructed me to come back in a month for evaluation. Good luck to you all who are already on it or about to start.
I will be starting phenteramine tomorrow. I am so glad I found this site. I appreciate the information. Looking forward to the next learning experience.
Me too! Dr. shamed the hell out of me today. Said I could get my weight down or just go waddle off and eat myself to death. Start with this pill tomorrow.
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I had already lost 35 pounds before being put on phentermine. My doc said I could use a boost, but I've proven that I have the right idea in my head about exercise and dieting. I don't think about food anymore. It really has made it easier. I used to battle with food, and I won (hence the weight loss) and it becomes easier, but now I have to remind myself to eat. I am eating 1500 calories a day, tracking that, and workout 6x a week. 3 strength training days with high intensity cardio after, and 3 days of steady state cardio
Im currently on day 2 . Yesterday i was feeling very down but no hunger whatsoever or other side effects. Today im more energized and not thinking about eating... Im excited for this journey
i have severe BED (binge eating disorder) and this drug is the only thing that has helped me to not overeat, you do have to up your water intake a lot though. but it’s worked very well so far
On day two of half a pill per day. So yesterday i was able to skip lunch! I had fat free greek yogurt for bkfst and asalad with grilled chicken for dinner. Got lil hungry round 9 but i go to bed at that time so it passed. I think full dose would make me too nervous. Half dose is great and lasted till 9 pm. I took it at 8 am
Great update on Phentermine. This gives me the verbage to use with my physician in regards to continuing use as maintenance or off label. Thank you again for sharing your knowledge and helpful encouragement. Would love additional videos on other weight loss subjects. Intermittent fasting? ( Eating only during 8 hour window and fasting for 16 hours) Coffee or tea as appetite suppressents? Etc Etc. Thanks! Best RU-vid Channel!
Phentermine is awesome. Lost 30 lbs in 2 months. Be careful you don't mess up a few days after meds are over when the beast returns. By beast I literally mean I cornered a plate of cookies like a lion penning in gazelles against rocks. No gazelles lived that day my friends. And girlfriend lion's treat for coworkers mysteriously disappeared.
@@cheyennehartin The first part (2-4 days) I just felt light nausea, didn't eat too much. The second part (week 1 to week 8) I just barely ate (from 4 meals a day and snacking to maybe 2 meals a day). My stomach would growl but no connection to the brain that I was hungry. After a while it does plateau so you can come off of it for a month or two. This is where the danger is for sweets and snacking. Then after 2 more months, I'm back on it again. I lost a total of 30 initially, gained 5 back, and anticipate losing around 18 this next 2 months. I've also cut out soft drinks and have started ordering from a meal prep service (Clean Eatz) to get healthier portioned meals. Goal is to form the habit of consistent water intake as well and then when coming off of it again in 60 days, re-introduce myself to the gym.
Awesome, informative video. Thank you for making this. Phentermine has helped control my cravings while eating a healthy diet. It has helped me lose 10 lbs so far. If I don't take phentermine, my body wants to binge eat and I really really do not want to go down that path.
My tips are Water water water, drink plenty of water throughout the day Set alarms in your phone to remind yourself to eat regularly Eat higher protein to discourage muscle loss, And fibre to discourage the constipation Find a exercise that you don't mind that you can do each day like taking the dog for a walk or an exercise routine from RU-vid.
Smooth pill. Took 37.5 every day before breakfast. After 3 months I lost 20 pounds which Is very good. I had good concentration, motivation, and energy. Slept great every night and could get up with a skip in my step at 5 in the morning! Didn’t think of food because I felt full. I’ve been off for about 3 weeks now. I’m tired, less energy, eating is the same, but the constant full feeling is gone. I’ve not been sleeping as well, been having some nightmares. All my vitals were always good. Went from 206 to 186. My ideal weight is about 150. I am 55. I miss taking this pill because it really worked for me!
Yeah, it's going to take some time for your brain to readjust, because it's used to having all this extra norepinephrine, but you wouldn't want to keep taking phentermine after reaching your goal weight, even if your doctor was okay with it, you'd grow more dependent over time until it finally stops working altogether, making it much harder to stop. The idea is to help you with your will power and once you have the results you want, you'll get your appetite back, but hopefully you won't regain the weight because you're so happy with your new figure. That's the traditional thinking, anyway. Most people do tend to at least regain some of their weight, if not all of it, unfortunately.
I’m on Day 2 of taking it and I eat around 1000 calories or so I’m currently 5’5 181 lbs but will weigh myself by next Wednesday which will be a week from when I started. Today’s date is 1/18/2024. Good luck everyone!!!! Will update!!!
@@TURTLEORIGINAL yes Im currently 155 lbs yes it works I eat about 1200-1600 calories a day I don’t even take the meds often at this point my stomach shrank so much. I tend to eat one meal a day most times but other days I’ll have yogurt, granola and fruit in the morning then I’ll have a large salad. I drink lots of water or try too to. I find I didn’t eat as much protein sometimes since I may make a protein shake every other morning and I’ll be full most the day I find I don’t eat heavy foods like l use too but will indulge 1-2 times a week max. If u don’t eat salads I’m eating a soup but I love salad so do what works for you.
I agree that being able to even out the dose, by taking half in the morning and half at night, would be great for those of us who are a late night binger, but taking it in the afternoon also guarantees you won't be getting to sleep that night or until early the next morning.
Thank you so much! This drug is so good and I have dropped 6 pounds this week on just half a 37.5 dose. I am a runner and I was running and then eating back my calories. This drug has helped me eat smaller healthy portions and I'm finally seeing fat loss results from the workouts. Used to be after an 8 mile run, my appetite was out of control and just couldn't get enough food..because of your info, it's understood how appetite works and this drug has stopped those annoying hunger pains! Again can't thank you enough! 👏🏻👍🏻
These videos really gave me so much information and helped me feel a lot better about taking Phentermine because I was afraid to at first with all the bad side effects. I start taking them tomorrow. Wish me luck and thanks again!
Thank you so much for this information. What do we do to stay energized after coming off of the meds? How do we train our brains to continue to think the same way about food after the meds are over?
@@c.t.3569 I believe you have to eat a regular amount of calories and exercise while on it so that when you get off of it you can't still eat the same amount without gaining back your weight. Also continue exercising. I would say to use the time on the phentermine to learn how to eat healthier and continue doing that when the weight.loss is accomplished therefore not setting yourself up for gaining all the weight back and then some.
@@robertamandab7932this is my exact goal for when i start taking the medication. Focus completely on forming better habits so that by the time I don’t take phen anymore , I’m used to eating healthy.
Ok update on my journey. This video is almost 4 years old and it helped me alot so follow her advise and you will be good. I have been taking it for 2 months now, about to request my third batch this month. I started at 185 and now i am down to 165. Not the greatest success as I have heard alot of people loose way more but I am still happy with my progress. The first month didnt do much for me because of covid, job loss and having to move. However, like everyone else, reality sunk in and i made the best of the situation and found a new routine. After i moved and had less things to stress over, i started walking everyday. That was a mistake because i got the worst blisters. I bought new shoes and it was still the same. So thats advice number 1, Dont over do it. Now i walk 5 days a week, about 8 miles per day and i look forward to it. Starting today, i signed up for an online zoom workout class with a trainer so i am excited for that. I plan to do my regular walks and 3 days of zoom exercises. I start by taking the pill in the morning around 8:30am with water. Any later, i have issues sleeping. Try not to take it too early either, i feel it doesnt work if you do. The pill works for me by keeping me fuller longer. Think of it like any other pill, it wears off just the same. So as she says, you can break it in half and take half now and half later. The pill allows me to not over eat or snack during the day. When i do eat, i try to make better food choices. I will also be jumping back on my calorie counting this month and introduce juicing into my diet. I am going to juice as i dont want to miss out on key nutrients. Jucing allows me to eat my veggies and take my liquid vitamins all in an 8 ounce cup. I can also mask the taste of the ones i dont like but need by using tons of ginger in the juice. Even if it goes over my calorie count. I am fine with that as it is good calories. As for side effects, when i just started taking it, it would make my heart race, make me super thirsty and sometimes make me feel nauseous. I combat that by drinking lots of water, which we need anyways and walking to get some of the energy out. Overall, my aim is to correct my eating habits and to form new work out habits that i can sustain. I am thankful for this pill.
Hi Sasha, please dont be so harsh on yourself. Your comment has inspired me. : ) I am currently at 190 and my goal is 165 and reading your comment and time frame of only 2 months excites me! Congrats on your progress!
@@jasminespears2903 thank you. I totally forgot about this! Well 2 years later and I am tethering between 168 and 170. Kept 15lbs off but I am back on the weight loss journey. This time I am trying to get to 145/150. Things i have learned since then... motivation will not stick so having a plan and being consistent helps. I like to do monthly challenges and start over every month. Too long of a plan discourages me. I have a planner that i create a little daily to do list for myself. I include things like face rountine (i use to go to bed with make up on), body rountine( gotta moisturize), carlorie deficit and exercise. Then i use little symbols to show which ones i completed for that day and put a sticker beside it if I did. Its good to look back on for progress and the little girl inside me still likes stickers lol. I also learned that Special gyms or diets don't work. Find an exercise that you like to do and do that. Or sprinkle something you like to do inbetween the exercises. For me, that is swimming on the days I am not at the gym. Also, Get a calorie deficit and try to eat better but dont do extreme exclusions. It isnt sustainable. 1 day you are going to be sad or the hormones will kick in and you are going to want something sweet. Its ok. Just count it in your calorie intake for the day. I use my fitness pal to help with food measurements. My current rountine is 3 day in the gym and swim in between those days. I end up doing some sort of movement for 5 days out the week. Planet fitness is cheap and gives you a free *personal trainer* so I signed up and got a 3 day work out plan. Swimming is more fun than exercise for me but its good cardio to do in the summer as it's hotter than the devils butthole right now. On evening where I don't feel like I did much, I take a walk in the evening after dinner. It clears my mind and I sleep better. You got this! Good luck on your journey
I have lupus and slowly gained weight over 13 years.... I had lost 140lbs and gained 80 back..... my doctor suggested phentermine..... he spent time explaining.....and with other health issues, we decided we would do this.....
It works for me. But in my personal case, it helps me make better food choices and I exercise regularly. Only when I am doing both does it work wonderful. It is not a miracle pill, you have to put in the work 👍
I am so grateful to have found your videos. I was prescribed phentermine a couple years ago and did fantastic. I was able to drop 40 pounds in 3 months but had so much anxiety when my doctor discontinued it because no one actually taught me how to manage my weight loss while I was on it to give me confidence to maintain when I was off it. I have since gained all but 10 pounds back after 2 years and asked to go back on it. So, hopefully with all these great tips I will better prepare during the process to maintain when I'm off. By the way, that off the label suggestion to maintain would probably be a good idea for me if my doctor is willing to do it.
My doctor just prescribed me phentermine today. He has worked with me over the last 7 years since my daughter was born to lose the weight i gained during that pregnancy. 175-245. Over thise years I made lifestyle changes including cutting out soda, swapping sugar for alulose in anything I make myself, swapping all purpose flour for buckwheat flour, drinking a gallon of water a day (on topomax for chronic migrain3 so this is more to avoid kidney stones but it helps with the weight too) stopped eating root vegetables and swapped potatoes and rice out for riced cauliflower, gave up beef and instead if we eat red meat at all it is game meat (venison or bison) or we eat chicken or turkey. Beans, green leaf lettuce instead of iceberg. Had another baby in those 7 years and managed to lose the few pounds I gained during that pregnancy immediately after son was born so literally all weight I gained was him and his twin I lost in utero + placenta and amniotic fluid putting me still firmly at 245. And the changes have worked because deapite not doing anything other than changing our eating habits my husband has lost 20lbs over those 7 years while I have stayed at 245. My doctor says that in and of itself is impressive because I also became disabled in those 7 years so any high impact workouts are off the table. Just my physical therapy is exhausting and yet I've still managed to stay 245 instead of gaining any more weight. He also said my changes are probably why I'm not diabetic despite family history. He's hoping the phentermine will help me lose enough to lessen the strain on my joints to ease some of the discomfort from my disability, that it will get my BP back to a normal range (it became hypertensive during pregnancy and never returned to normal) and that the changes i made will be enough to maintain the weight loss and the energy boost will help me be able to do a little more so I do t feel so exhausted co stantly, though he admits its all up in the air since my fatigue is tied to my autoimmune diseases (RA and PsA) and not directly to my weight itself. Here's hoping. I want to feel better for my two young children. In their short lives they've never seen me without my SD, cane or rollator. I'd love to retire the cane and walker until my SD is old and gray
I will say that I definitely noticed a difference when I took my phentermine pill with / without food. If I took it without food, I was level-minded throughout the day and not obsessing over food. Taking my phentermine with food however, I definitely continue to feel hungry throughout the day. The only problem I have with phentermine is if I don’t take it extremely early in the day, I will stay up all night. I had to stop taking it for a few days to get my sleep schedule readjusted.
I was thinking the same thing. I had to stop taking it during exams because my memory was slacking off because of lack of sleep. I was sleeping 8hrs a night, but not getting any deep sleep. Ill check with/without food like you said.
Thank you so much for the information. I was really worried about starting this prescription for weight loss from all the negative ive heard on the internet but i think in general the benefits outweigh the possible negative side affects.
@TURTLEORIGINAL I'm not working out really. My job is pretty physical. I walk maybe 5+ mi. a day at work. I stretch and do push-ups, planks, and squats every morning and before bed but not to an extreme. It takes @10 minutes. I'm usually not hungry in the morning so I'll eat @3pm and I'm good for the day. Something with lots of protein. No breads or sodas. Lots of water. The good thing about the phentermine is that it makes you thirsty and food isn't really tasty. So I usually just eat because I know I need to eat something and not because I'm hungry.
@@breannarobertson1471 my sleep pattern has always been crazy because of work. I generally get 6 hours of sleep with no specific bedtime. I did find it harder to sleep for about 2 weeks and I never had anxiety. It did mess with my urinating though. I know this might be TMI but I had to really push to get a urine stream even though I knew I had to go. It was very strange. I thought it was a prostate problem but it wasn't. Just a side effect.
Hello. I just started on Phentermine today. Years ago, I was on Phen-Fen and lost 50 lbs in about 1 1/2 months. Unfortunately, being younger and having had a weight problem for the majority of my life, I thought that it was my 'unicorn gift'. And of course, i gained all of the weight plus 50lbs more. Now, I'm truly listening to my body and it doesn't process dairy or meat well at all. So, now I'm eating a vegetarian diet and I feel much better. I have a total of 80 lbs to lose but I do believe that phentermine will help. THANK YOU for your informative videos :)
I'm in Oregon and I'm in tears everyday because I can't find a dr that will prescribe it to me. I don't understand I'm very over weight , why won't they help. Why can't I find a understanding dr like you , now I'm crying again why won't anybody help. They have no reason to tell me no everything else with me is normal. Wish I knew you , wish I knew a dr like you , I thought that's why people become Drs is to help people , well at least you are out there . Thank you for doing the right thing as a dr and having a heart. Wish you were my dr, wish I could talk to you. God help me.
Rachel Torres I had the same problem. What I found was helpful to push my physician to prescribe it was first allowing her to closely monitor me on a strict diet and prove I was still not losing the weight. She then ran out of options and I was still over weight, thus brought about the conversation of medication interventions. I hope this helps and good luck on your journey ♥️
@@zoo1985 As someone who used this drug "on and off" for years? I am just living naturally now, without any medications to alter my brain into telling me I'm not hungry. This drug stops working once you use it long enough (our brains develop a "tolerance" to it:-/ after a few months), so, yes, the best way to live I think is just "naturally"......eat when ur hungry, stop eating when you feel full and exercise as much as your body will allow.
I'm on day 2 of taking Phentermine and finding it very helpful to watch your videos. You're helping me to understand a lot of thins about this weight loss journey. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos.
@@barbaraceballos4263 I'm just eating nothing but green vegetables and rostierrie chicken breast also I drink plenty of water and have a cheat meal once a week.
Barbara Ceballos I am on it currently and I am eating yoghurt with fruit for breakfast, brown rice with smoked salmon for lunch and for dinner vegetables, but I barely finish anything, maybe like I eat a quarter of it. And I take a multivitamin and vitamin B complex and some nutritional yeast for B12
God Bless you. Thank you for your honesty. I am transitioning to a plant based diet, I suffer from Lupus and People rave about how much better they feel. But I did have to force myself to eat even on day one with this medication but I did it. Don't want to loose weight by starving been there done that and got fat.
I live in Aus and have had the same Dr for around 20 yrs. He would not allow me to take Phentermine until recently... as I used to work as a truck driver. Im currently 2 1/2 weeks in on 15mg dose. I have not really felt hungry, only eating regular meals knowing I need to and found it to have really helped with the whole covid times snaking habits. At this point, I have not lost any weight... but its early days and know with more balance to my diet, I will get there. Ive also recently has some fluid retention issues and have noticed the swelling in my guts, legs and feet to improve alot.
thank you so much for the information and the honesty. Im on day 3 and I'm really hoping to lose the 45 pounds I gained from being on prozac. I'm trying to stay ahead of this medication and any adverse side effects it may cause. these tips really help.
I'm on the Options doctor supervised diet. I tell you, this is a great diet. I've been on it since before Thanksgiving. I take half a tablet before breakfast. I stick to a reasonable diet and light exercise and have lost over 23 lbs. I see a counselor weekly. It has made all the difference. Talking out strategies to change the way I eat. Slow and steady loss so, I haven't gained anything back. Having to be accountable makes a Huge difference.
Thank you for your helpful information.. I do at times struggle with anxiety and I don’t drink caffeine in any form because of that. So knowing how to play with the dose by cutting it in half or taking it with food was very helpful. As I’m going to start taking Phentermine in a week or so after my HCG is done. I didn’t feel HCG really worked for me so want to try Phentermine now that I’m older. I tried it in my younger years when I didn’t have anxiety issues so was wary of it this time around..
This has been so helpful to me. I wish you would do a series on combating weightloss while going through menopause because I'm struggling. I workout, walk, swim, play tennis, zumba, etc weekly and not one pound lost in 6months. I truly believe its due to menopause.
It is due to menopause. I didn't ever struggle with weight gain until menopause and if I just eat a bite of something like a French fry or yogurt I gain several pounds and I too watch my calories , exercise 3 to 5 days a week. Been on strict diets off and on since menopause and it is difficult when everyone wants to go out to eat! Everything has to be cooked at home so you regulate butter and oils and creams. Just recently started Phetermine and the wt. DR. TOLD me thatI need to do more weight lifting exercise at my age because the biking , walking, aerobics and stair master was just spinning my wheels at my age and I would gain all my weight back if I didn't... so I now am doing more wt. Training. Hope it works. Just FYI , if you want to try that
Thank you so much very good informative video! Best video I've ever heard my doctor don't do nothing she just gives me my script and says see ya next month don't weigh me or anything but I'm being responsible and managing my weight loss myself
Doc, I am taking phentermine 37.5mg and judging my own trials on it I noticed its anorexic effects lasts about 10-12 hours. If I take it too early in the morning by evening the hunger shows up and I am still too far away from bedtime. If I take it by noon I am finding it difficult to fall asleep at my ordinary bedtime. What's your thoughts?
I take mine around 10am and it will last until 8pm. If I take it too early I'm starving by the evening but it's never effected my sleep pattern though.
cut it in half and dose it half a tablet twice daily (if you have capsules they do come as tablets or you can have your provider write for 15 mg ) That strategy has worked well for several of my patients.
I like this video I’m 150 pounds I started 15mg phentermine but I walk 30 min fasting every morning lift weights twice a week my pcp monitors me once a month , I take 1/2 banana glass of water with it then go on my walk. Lunch I do protein grilled chicken and nothing past 7pm if I do cup of popcorn water all day
I swim to lose weight on a daily bases, but as soon as I leave the pool I feel sever Hunger and I eat a lot of food. After taking Phentermine, all I feel is little pain in my stomach, so I make a small sandwich after and that is it. All I eat during a day is an ok breakfast and 2 small chicken sandwiches. No more snacking or craving. I don't think about sweet snacks any more 😄
You know what's crazy.... When I started phentermine, it gave me so much energy that I worked out twice a day (I'd go for a jog/run in the morning, come back home then do a beachbody workout (p90x, etc. I did 3 or 4 programs total). Anyways, my point is that it made me more focused than I've ever been. I thought this was from losing weight and being able to think more clear etc..... fast forward 6 or 7 years later to today, I just learned I am ADHD!!! I stopped taking Phentermine because I wanted to BULK up via dirty bulking, didn't turn out too well unfortunately. I am now on Ritalin and am more motivated and focused than I've been in years since I've stopped taking phentermine. I believe the chemical makeup of Phentermine, Adderall, Ritalin, are very similar right? So did Phentermine help my ADHD too?
Thank you for this educational piece. I am a Nurse Practitioner intending to help people with weight loss using phentermine. Your tips will be put to use. Thanks!!
Vinetta Woodward i realize i am commenting on this 11 months later but ive heard that the capsule form is more effective for ALOT of people because capsules digest into the blood stream much quicker than a tablet.
Big plus for your honesty. It's not such a terrible thing that a physician can prescribe another 3-month script the next day. Like you said, a thorough physician will perform some BP checks and other things in that time anyway. It's also cool that the FDA put the 3-month limit as well. It formalises the right of physicians to exercise their discretion beyond what a patient may see fit for themselves; which on many occasions can be recreational use. Between the FDA requirements, an honest patient and a physician's good judgement, a near-perfect result can be achieved which can truly make a significant impact on a person's life and genuine well-being.
I have been on it before when I was younger and it helped. Now being the biggest I have ever been I am on phentermine and topamax. In day 3 now thank you so much.
I started Phentermine and metformin together yesterday I have pcos so it’s very difficult for me to loose weight but very fast to gain it and all I think about is food. This medication has completely eliminated my hunger and craving . Even tho I have to eat with my metformin that’s the only meal I have and the rest of the day is water. I do feel very jittery and dry mouth but in two days I’ve lost 2 1-2 lbs so I’m super excited to continue
I am starting this medication now .. I’ve been following you for sometime .. I am happy that I found this video about this medication .. Thank you so much 😊 .. Take care and God Bless you and your family 🙏🏼
I enjoy viewing your videos. Very helpful and insightful. Would you be willing to do a video on a standard eating plan while on Phentermine? Or restricted calorie diet on Phentermine?
My doctor prescribed me phentermine to take along side with metformin. I am on day 2. The first time which was yesterday when I took them. I felt horrible my heart was racing I couldn't concentrate. I felt like vomiting and continued to feel like that all day. But I then figured out it was probably because I didn't eat while taking the pills. So today I ate breakfast. An egg white mcmuffin and some apple slices with lots of water. I honestly feel so much better than how I felt yesterday. Have you heard of anyone taking both at the same time?
Thank you so much for all of your videos. I have learned so much. I started phentermine in late May and as of now I have lost 22lbs and hope to keep losing to get to my goal weight! This will be my last month on phentermine and I hope my doctor will allow me to keep using it as I still need to lose about 20 more pounds. Please keep making these videos!! You're awesome!!
