what do you know about phentermine np?
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I know about undermine..not sure what the "np" means at the end.\nPhenetermine's a prescription weight loss drug. It's related to amphetamines. It can be addictive.  The side effects I'm experiencing include: thirst, insomnia and hot flashes. My friend gets cotton mouth and she also faints. I'm on the 30, she's on the 37.5\nIf you get it at a pharmacy from a local prescription, a month's worth is about $35.  If you get it only you have to buy 90 days worth at $80 per month.
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YES! Highly dangerous!! Phentermine significantly raises the blood pressure and can cause a reoccurence of stroke!\n\nPlease, take your time and lose the weight the old fashioned way: diet and exercise!
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I was taking phentermine. I lost about 10 pounds a week.
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Finally found it:\n\nIt's a diet pill.  Pretty dangerous.  Causes heart problems.\n\nPhentermine.
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Pharmaton has been tested in large groups of people for more than 2 years taking 3 capsules a day, and it has demonstrated not to have any side effects. In fact it doesn't promotes overweight as some people think.\nThe recommended dosis is a capsule in the morning with your breakfast and another with lunch.\nI've been taking it for several months, but I just take the breakfast capsule. It makes you feel better and full of energy after a 5 to 7 day period of having it.\n\nThe thing you must take care of when having vitamins is the iron dosis. The one contained in Pharmaton is completely safe.\n\nDepending on your age you should try it. I'm 29.
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Ok now to answer your question. I am taking Phendimetrazine 35 mg. Dr. perscribed. I have lost 26 lbs so far. I walk an hour everynight and I watch what I eat. But the really help curb the hunger. I hope this helps.
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If you mean Sinemet, that's a pill for parkinson's disease.  It has levodopa that helps with the tremors.
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You can find all information u need about this drug in here\n\n\nhttp://www.healingwithnutrition.com/products/intimax.html\n\nhope it's useful enough
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I used phentermine for almost 6 months in conjunction with Weight Watchers and a sensible exercise program after having a baby.  I was thin to begin with, but gained 60 pounds while pregnant and needed some serious help!  You need to use your head and continue eating while on it and use your time on the drug to modify your lifestyle appropriately so that you do not gain the weight back when you go off.  I did experience some side effects such as dry mouth and mild insomnia, but none that would deter me from doing anything differently.  I recommend it if you truly need it, there are times when willpower and effort alone just aren't enough.  BTW, one year after going off phen I have lost five more pounds and am two pounds below my pre-pregnancy weight.  Good luck!
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I took Phentermine (Apidex) for a short time. Apidex is wonderful for short term weight loss; however, I do have major concerns with the product. It increases your blood pressure and your heart rate...which is why your appetite is decreased so much.\n\nHowever, while taking the drug, I never felt "normal".  I always felt jittery and nervous. It almost felt as though my body was anticipating my running a marathon...\n\nOne day while working out and on Apidex, my heart increased beyond my 80th percentile (hard core training mode) in a matter of minutes and that was my last incident of taking it.  \n\nI did lose 14 pounds and gained back 17 within two months of discontinuing use.\n\nMy best recommendation to you is this...\n\nDo a modified low carb.  Take in plenty of protein, vegetables and whole wheat pastas and grains.  Avoid sugar, caffeine and junk food.  Do something physical everyday.\n\nIt DOES work and is far more healthy than drugs.\n\nBest of luck to you!
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The only weight loss product that works is the one called "Diet & Exercise".  Everything else is 'snakeoil'.  Don't buy it.  It'll make you sick, rather than healthy.  If it worked, wouldn't it be on the front page of the Times?
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Garbage!  All hype...\n\nLipodrene works well.  It's the strongest diet pill (without a prescription).  The FDA banned it for awhile, but it's back on the market again.
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An appetite suppressant will help you in staying with better food choices (fruits, vegetables, whole grains, no white sugar or starches) and also help to improve your energy level so that you are motivated to exercise.  Phentermine (Tenuate) is a common prescription choice that you can talk to your doctor about.
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Phentermine most definitely may increase blood pressure but short term elevations do not lead to permanent damage.  As there is no evidence that phentermine (Adipex) leads to weight loss and if an elevation in blood pressure seems to be related to it stopping and avoiding this and similar medications would appear to be an obvious and simple solution.
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I'm on Phentermine right now (prescription) and some days I can hardly finish my food.  I'm on Slim-fast because I don't want to eat anything.
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Phentermine if you wanna order a script online. (or through your physician) You just fill out a questionaire saying that you have a BMI of above 27.\n\nAn herb called Hoodia is an appetite suppressant.  I haven't tried that one.  But, I have taken Stackers for an energy boost.  It helped me to burn some extra calories.
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The drug phentermine is a dangerous medication in high doses.  I would suggest you check with your doctor before splitting pills in half and also be careful of the time of day you take it.\n\nSymptoms of a phentermine overdose include restlessness, tremor, rapid breathing, confusion, hallucinations, panic, aggressiveness, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, an irregular heartbeat, and seizures.