D-Amphetamine Salt Combo 20mg?

Question by Illy: D-Amphetamine salt combo 20mg?
I have been trying to lose weight for 4 years now and my doctor has gave me different pills to lose weight. We first started on Weight Watchers and i was doing really good with that but i got tired of there Smart Ones and counting calories. He then prescribe me Phentermine. The first month i lost 10 pound but that gave me the runs and i was always either depressed or vary nervous and i stopped using them. I went back to my doctor after a few months latter and i found out that i gained weight again. I am 5″3 and my weight was 175 and went up to 195lb He then prescribed me Tenuate Dospan 75mg. I loved that pill i didn’t fell depressed and i had a lot of energy. i drank a lot of water and I lost 15 pounds on that pill. He checked my weight two months ago and didn’t gain or loss anymore weight he now gave me the My doctor just prescribed me D-Amphetamine salt combo 20mg. He says that he wants me to try it for a month. a lot of people lose weight while on it but i have been ready a lot of things about this pill that scares me. I don’t want to become addicted to it and have withdraws. I don’t know what to think or do. My primary doctor prescribed it to me.

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Answer by Dr Dave
I hate to lecture you, but diet drugs for you and most people are a short term solution to a long term problem. You have made it clear that you have not worked on your behavioral problems. You need to control your emotions and appetite. What good is any diet pill for you? You just gain all the weight back and more. You need to have some self control, you need to watch what you eat, and if you have any fat friends, you need to stop going out with them. They are probably your biggest problem and at this point, they are anything but friends. They sabotage your goals. No fat person wants to see their friend lose weight, I dont care who it is, I dont care how long you have known them, etc….

You have worked your weight up to the strongest and most addictive weight loss drugs. They rarely use amphetamines for weight loss, its almost never done. And this is coming from someone who has a ton of medical background and has worked at a pharmacy in the past. You really need to get yourself together. What he has prescribed you is not really very addictive, most people who use it for short term weight loss do not have much of a problem getting off of it.

You really need to start exercising and get on a good diet, maybe see a nutritionist. You probably should get a personal trainer no matter what the cost for at least 3 days a week. I seriously doubt you exercise much if at all, and even if you do, you do not much effort in. At this point, I don’t really know what to say anymore. Maybe a lapband would be best for you.

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