Weight Loss with Phentermine

“Losing weight is hard but living with weight is even harder”

My friend john is an outstanding mimic but is embarrassed to
expose his talent because he is overweight. Millions of people
around the world are addicted to obesity; the worst part is that
children and adolescents are also under its grasp.

Reluctance towards fitness and fast life style is a vital
factor for weight gain. Such fast life provokes dependency on
junk food so much so that we have forgotten the importance of
fresh food; in fact nutritious diet has become a matter of
opportunity.

What’s going wrong? What is the reason for such rise in obesity
in the recent years?

We eat half the amount of food that people in early 50′s used
to eat but we surpass them drastically when it comes to weight
gain. The answer is straightforward –

During the past few decades, there has been a phenomenal change
in our lifestyle; to be precise we live in a remote control
world where the importance of physical effort has literally
vanished.

Nowadays we spend more time in front of computers, we use cars
where before we used our feet or bicycles, and we use lifts and
escalators instead of stairs. We have become less active. So,
although we consume fewer calories now than a few years ago, we
also burn up far fewer calories than before.

Weight gain is the difference between the calories we consume
and the calories we lose. Or, put more simply, food versus
exercise. Yes, we may not seem to eat very much, but if we are
couch potatoes we still end up piling on the weight.

A blessing called
Phentermine : Phentermine is a boon for people seeking fast
weight loss; it works by stimulating the hypothalamus gland and
affecting certain neurotransmitters to decrease appetite.

The hypothalamus is the region of the brain that controls the
autonomic nervous system, regulating sleep cycles, body
temperature, appetite, etc. Phentermine is available in tablets,
capsule and resin capsules.

Phentermine is an appetite suppressant; it should be taken
empty stomach, once daily, before breakfast. Taking Phentermine
late in the day can disrupt your sleeping hours.

Phentermine Doses:

Oral dosage form (Capsules) – 15 to 37.5 mg once per day before
breakfast or 1-2 hours after breakfast.

Oral dosage form (Tablets) – 15 to 37.5 mg once per day before
breakfast or 1-2 hours after breakfast. Instead of taking it
once a day, your doctor may tell you to take 15 to 37.5 mg in
divided doses one-half hour before meals.

Oral resin dosage form (Capsules) – 15 to 30 mg once per day
before breakfast

Phentermine side effects:

Prescription drug like
Phentermine can lead to unwanted side effects such as chest
pain, swelling of legs, trouble in breathing and exercise and
fainting.

Some other familiar adverse effects of Phentermine include
Depression Drowsiness, Increased blood pressure, Irritability,
Nervousness, Sense of well-being, Tiredness, Blurred vision,
Change in sexual desire, Clumsiness, Confusion, Diarrhea, and
Dizziness. , Dry mouth, Headache, Irregular heartbeat, Nausea or
vomiting, Psychosis, Skin rash or itching, Stomach pain,
Tiredness and Unpleasant taste.

Warning: People above 60 should consult their doctor
before opting Phentermine; it is strictly banned for people
below 16 years of age

Keep the medicine away from children.

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