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Phentermine is an appetite suppressant relating to the class of amphetamine and phenethylamine. The substance has been created to help overweight people lose weight. At the same time the effects of the pills can be enhanced by exercise, diet and healthy lifestyle. As a rule the pills are used by people who are under a certain medical risk due to being overweight. Phentermine generates chemicals that help patient’s brain to control hunger. ![]() |
How does it work?Phentermine is a stimulant for neuron bundles, it causes them to release catecholamines (dopamine, epinephrine, norepinephrine). The substance acts as a typical appetite suppressant. They control and kill hunger signals sent to the brain. Thus the brain doesn’t get those signals and a person doesn’t feel hunger. If you want some details, phentermine stimulates the hypothalamus gland. As you might know the hypothalamus is a section of a brain responsible for the autonomic nervous system, regulating sleep cycles, body temperature, appetite and other functions. How to use the pill properly?One should take the pills once a day just before breakfast on an empty stomach. If phentermine is taken in pill form, it can be broken or cut in halves. Keep in mind that the substance can cause variations in your sleep habits. If you take more than one pill a day, better do it 4-6 hours before going to bed. As for the doses, each patient is prescribed his/her dose individually. Unless your doctor tell you to change the dose you SHOULD NOT do it on your own. How long should I take the medication for?Phentermine is approved for 6-12 weeks’ treatment. To continue losing weight and prevent its return, you must develop and continue on a long-term basis - good dietary, exercise, and behavioral habits. Few studies have been conducted concerning the long-term use of Phentermine. The National Institute of Health (NIH) has conducted a comparison of long-term studies of diet medications. Side effects: Blurred vision dry mouth sleeplessness irritability stomach upset constipation Hallucinations Hostility with urge to attack Irregular blood pressure Irregular heartbeat Lightheadedness or Fainting Mental Depression, following a period of excitement Tremors, Trembling, or Shaking |
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