Not even gonna give you a real image of the damn pill |
Quite frankly I’m sick of the emails. Some from well-informed folks, some from skinny but wanna be skinnier folks, some from ignorant folks who DIDN’T EVEN BOTHER READING THE PREVIOUS BLOG POST PROPERLY. So, cause I’m so damn nice, I’m going to reiterate and go through some basics:
Q: Is Duromine a diet pill?
A: No. It is an appetite suppressant. In simple English: It makes you not hungry.
Q: Wait, then so do people like it so much?
A: Because when you don’t have an appetite, you don’t eat, when you don’t eat, you lose weight.
Q: That’s great! Then isn’t that the best thing ever?! Shouldn’t I just get it now?!
A: No. Because first: can you already control your appetite? If so, then why the fuck do you want it? You wanna be thin? THEN…
A: I told you specifically in my previous post that I WON’T tell you where you can get it cause I don’t want to be liable to any of your problems. If you really must know, this is a prescribed medicine, so only your doctor can give it to you.
– heart palpitations
A: That depends. See, it worked. It lessened my appetite, but that came with a price (see side effects) and I felt really exhausted. After a week of intense weight-loss from basically starving myself (I ate just one sandwich the whole day and only had water) and exhaustion thanks to the insomnia, I had enough. I took it only twice a week. That brought my weight up. Then I coupled with exercise (work out on days when you don’t take the pill), and that was a slow, healthy way to lose weight. I was fine for a while. Then after the wedding, I stopped the pill, I stopped exercising and it all came back. At the end of the day, Duromine is an AID to a healthy lifestyle, a catalyst or a push rather than a lifelong solution. At the end of the day it is up to you to really maintain and take care of your body.