Adipex-P Alternatives Compared

For Weight Loss: Started the Adipex-P June 4th and it is now July 31st and I’ve lost 35 pounds. I’m now at 180lb. No complaints about this medication but I wouldn’t advise taking caffeine while on it or you won’t be able to sleep for days. Lost 17 pounds the first month. Helps me feel motivated and I’m able to fall asleep just fine. The first week I wasn’t able to get much sleep but my body soon became use to the medication.

For Weight Loss: Starting weight 360lb week and half later 338lb. I'm super impressed

For Weight Loss: I tried to be more active in small ways and started intermittent fasting. I was able to lose 8lbs before being prescribed phentermine. This put my starting weight when I began phentermine 232lbs. I started on 01/11/2020 and as of today 02/04/2020, I weigh 214lbs. That’s 18lbs down. This time around has been completely different. I swear by intermittent fasting, I drink green tea and water only (approximately 96oz), I mainly eat fruit, veggies, trail mixes and seafood. When I feel hungry between meals, I eat an apple or a serving of trail mix. I also workout 45-50 minutes 5 days a week in addition to walking my dog 1/4 of a mile on my lunch breaks. I can truly say that my weight-loss is not just because of the phentermine. I put in a lot of work! That’s the true key to success. Phentermine is not a magic pill but it’s certainly an aid to help keep you on track. I’m working hard to create healthy, lifelong habits. Good luck everyone!

For Weight Loss: SW 283, GW167, CW223! Lost 60 lbs in a little more than 4months. Take phentermine about 5 days per week. Use MyFitnessPal. Walk and hike a lot. Weight train a little. Try to eat as much protein as I can and be carb conscious. So glad I don’t have significant negative side effects. They were worse during the first week, but now am just thirsty and have mild to moderate constipation. I’d say it’s worth it. And if you can, push through the first week of sweaty palms etc. unless of course it causes significant medical concerns. Also, have adopted a bit of a zig zag pattern to calorie consumption with one very low calorie day per week. This is working for me. Glad to be more than half way to my goal!

For Diabetes, Type 2: The first week was the worst, started at 0.6. The diarrhea was bad. Even worse the weird belching, the burps were gross. It was like my body was getting rid of actual dirt in it. By the time second week rolled around and I had to increase my dose to 1.2 most of the "dirt" was out of my system. The belching still continued and BMs were better. Lost 4lbs. I'm at 1.8 dose now. The adjustment seems to get smoother to the increases of doses. I agree with the other comments that it's strange how I don't think about food or wanting to eat. I'm hoping that prolonged thinking (or lack of thinking) will help change my relationship with food. Plus, I feel better on the inside, physically. If that makes any sense. Hoping for more and continued positive changes. I'm glad I stuck with it through the onset reactions.

For Diabetes, Type 2: I think it works great but I think they could redesign the pen & put some ridges on the pen to grip it while injecting, it's so smooth it's hard to grip & push the plunger with one hand.