Phentermine 37.5 - Anyone use this?

It only worked the first 2 days i used it...after that I became even hungrier then when i wasnt taking it. Every body is different, so its really up to how your body reacts to it.

I used it as well. I lost about 10-15 pounds on it, but it comes back when you stop taking it. It also made me sick and gave me insomnia.

My Dr. prescribed it to me last Wednesday and I have lost a little over 5lbs already. It has given me more energy and the ability to stay up a little later than I was. I had been going to be at 8:00!

The only bad thing I can say is if I go to bed at like 9:00 I might wake up at like 3 or 4 am and stay awake for 30 minutes to 1 hour before going back to sleep. But I don't wake up feeling tired like I use to.

I haven't experience dry mouth or anything like that yet either.

it's the only remaining legal part of phen-fen. The stuff that was killing people. It's banned in europe because it is unsafe.

I recommend MFP. 100% safe and effective, no pesky heart attacks.

I hope you choose to leave drugs alone. they're bad, mmmkay~

I took it and hated it. It suppressed my appetite wayyy to much and made me feel like I was going crazy. I decided to stick to the old fashioned way of staying full. Drinking lots of water.

I have used it on and off for the last year, I have lost a total of 65 lbs in that year. My doctor would only allow me to stay on it for 3 to 4 months at a time. I have not taken it for about 3 months and have maintained my weight with exercise and counting calories, which I also did while I was taking phentermine. I would still like to lose another 30 lbs or so, but will just do it with diet and exercise. I think phentermine works if you change your eating habits while you are taking them, if definatley helped suppress my appitite. :flowerforyou:

I agree with others who suggest you use Phentermine as a tool to help you develop better eating habits. I've had success with it. In fact, I've been taking it since the beginning of August and have lost 25 pounds so far. However, I have started to notice it isn't working as well as it used to. The way I look at it, this medication has helped me learn to eat more healthfully by suppressing my appetite and giving me time to really think about what and why I eat. My thoughts about food have changed. It isn't always on my mind. I think of it as fuel for my body now. My energy is better than it has been in years! Give it a try. If you take other medications, maybe you are having compatibility issues. Your doctor could help with that.

I used it and it works! You must follow the eating plan for the first 2wk.My first 2wks I've losted 18lbs.

I had try the prescription phentermine 37.5 but it did not work that well for me so I heard about a natural phentermine 37.5 version and so far I lost about 7 pounds a month without the need to go to a doctor to get a prescription. I recommend to a friend of mine and she is doing well with it as well. I order it online from a site www.dietdiscountstore.com/phentermine375.html
They are pretty good about send the package on line and I have been get this natural version from them for the past 6 months.

I also have mixed feeling about this....I actually have some in my purse....I have had em since November really the only time I take them is when I need to massively clean my house or something like that....I took a half of one a couple weeks ago but its like sometimes they make me not hungry and other times I can't even tell I took them.....I have lost 7lbs in 2 weeks just by counting my calories and a little exercise so that it what I am going to stick to

The only thing Phentermine is supposed to do is suppress your appetite...and it may give you some energy (it is speed, after all) but it will NOT give you lasting results, you HAVE to do the work yourself! You have to change your eating and exercising habits. The reason people gained all their weight back after stopping is because they went back to their old habits, or never changed them to begin with! Phentermine can be a good tool if used correctly, although it's kind of a last resort option. And there are lots of haters on here who will demean you for using Phentermine, but that's none of their business...it's between you and your doctor. If you don't feel like it's working for you, I would reconsider using it because it is a drug and can be harmful, so if it's not working, there's no reason to use it. Just do your best with watching what you eat and exercising. You can do it!

Actually here is the correct site URL for the natural version of phentermine I have been ordering

http://dietdiscountstore.com/phentermine375.html

Can you give me an idea of the low carb diet? I too am experiencing dry mouth and it is about to KILL me---but I certainly have curbed my appetite... now just to learn to eat healthy.

I used it for 2 weeks many moons ago when I was 25, but had to discontinue immediately. It was very fortunate for me that I worked in health insurance, in an office filled with nurses and medical doctors. A nurse stopped me one afternoon at work and asked if I had a history of high blood pressure. I'd never in my life had high blood pressure but she insisted I let her take my BP. It was high. She checked again the next day. Still high. I had to come off the medication immediately after that. Once I did, my blood pressure was normal again and is still normal at age 40.

Can you give me an idea of the low carb diet? I too am experiencing dry mouth and it is about to KILL me---but I certainly have curbed my appetite... now just to learn to eat healthy.

A good rule of thumb for a low carb diet is no more than 15 carbs per serving, and no more than 2 servings of carb per meal. That's the basics of a diabetic diet, which tends to be low carb. If you're consuming a food with 20 carbs per serving, then you might rethink it.

I'm doing fairly low carb right now, simply because carbs and sugars are my addictions so I'm working to control that and break the cycle. I make sure to visually fill my plate according to a good, healthy meal. Half of my plate consists of raw or steamed veggies (Cooked other ways is fine, just watch out on the sauces), one 3-4 oz serving of lean meat, and 1 starch or carb, such as a slice of whole wheat bread, a small serving of potato, etc. I like to eat fruit for snacks but if I need another fruit serving for the day I add it to my meal. I can't stand milk, so I consume my dairy in the form of an Almond Milk protein shake for breakfast, and a small container of low fat yogurt. I also have at least one serving of low fat, skim mozzarella cheese on at least one meal per day. Hope this helps!