Does Phen375 really work ???

cherrylips545

Can anybody tell me if PHEN375 really works
As it time to start losing my extra pounds and need that little push to start x


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Lugh_Chronain

What I understand is PHEN375 contains phentermine hence the name PHEN375. If you Google this it appears PHEN375 promote PHEN375. There appears very little criticism of this particular product.

There is also some information on the adverse effects of phentermine on Wikipedia.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phentermine#Adverse_effects

Phentermine is also used for the short-term treatment of obesity, so should be avoided if considering long term usage. Though I would stear clear.

Medication to help with weight loss may be an option for some people who want to lose weight. However, there are no wonder drugs available. Lifestyle changes to improve diet and increase physical activity are still important.

Anyone who is having difficulty and considering wanting to loose weight should seriously consider talking to their GP.

bcl999

I used phentermine (brand names then were Duramin and Ionamin) 20 years ago and, yes, it does work. It was prescribed privately by a GP at a private slimming clinic. However, it is also addictive and it works a bit like "speed" . I only needed to sleep every 2nd night and got so much more done! Am not familiar with this 375 variant though.

Orlistat is a proven aid to weight loss - I think you can lose something like 6kgs with very little trouble on it. It does not work on the brain but on the gut and inhibits the digestion of fats. It has quite different side-effects to phentermine!

cgk1

What I understand is PHEN375 contains phentermine

No it's a scam - phentermine is a controlled substance, the people selling phen375 are very clever how they word their descriptions to hide the fact that the product doesn't contain phentermine, they talk about it being "based upon" phentermine and similar but it's just the standard diet industry scam.

Orlistat is a proven aid to weight loss - I think you can lose something like 6kgs with very little trouble on it.

About half that over a year when coupled with diet and exercise - plus you tend to eat out less in case you soil yourself.