Phentermine diet pills
Phentermine is an appetite supressant like Ephedra, which is effective on your brain mechanism. You have probably been seeing phentermine advertisements for a long time all over the web and your mail box, as SPAM. Most internet users are quite familiar to statements like phentermine with no prescription, phentermine online without prescription, cheap phentermine no prescription, phentermine generic, etc.
Phentermine is actually a prescription medication; however you can find it online as an over-the-counter diet pill, in many different forms and dosages. Unfortunately phentermine consumers may be risking their health by using this diet product which has many side effects.
Side effects of Phentermine
Phentermine is a prescription diet product which has been used to fight obesity. However, because of its serious side effects, Phentermine should only be used as a short term medication to help patients with the beginning of their weight loss program. It is not a long term weight loss aid.
Phentermine is an appetite supressant that affects a central mechanism in the brain. This stimulant increases the adrenaline levels for suppressing your appetite. As well as its mild side effects, more serious ones such as;
- Blurred vision,
- Dry mouth,
- Sleeplessness,
- Irritability,
- Chest pain,
- Rapid heart beats,have also been reported.
If you are planning to use Phentermine, you should really consider the potential side effects of this weight loss product and remember that there are safer and more effective diet pills on the market.
% Responses to “Phentermine”
Bad bad mojo. I have a pacemaker to prove it. Stay away. Stay far away!
Phen/fen combination in the 90’s was all the rage. I got on it. I lost about 25 pounds without even trying. But I was down, mopey, tired all the time. I didn’t care because I was finally losing weight without making an effort.
I kept feeling tired, and drained, and worn out though. I didn’t know it at the time but my blood pressure kept dropping and dropping, which was making me tired. Then one day, I woke up. Before I fully arose from the bed, I lost consciousness and passed out, luckily falling back into the bed. I woke up some time later and tried to get up. This time falling out of the bed.
To spare everyone the gorey details, I was rushed to the hospital where I arrived in full cardiac arrest. They zapped me with the paddles to bring me back and I was fitted with my handy dandy pacemaker. (And yes, there really is a bright white light).
Stay away from phentermine. Bad bad mojo.
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