Bontril Diet Pills

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Bontril is a popularly prescribed form of brand name weight loss drug that contains phendimetrazine as the primary active ingredient in its formula. This medication is in a group known as sympathomimetic amines, which function in many ways that are similar to amphetamines. This type of drug is also referred to as an anoretic or anorexigenic medication.

The way that Bontril works is that it provides the central nervous system with stimulation. This is the area of the body that is made up of the nerves which connect with those in the brain. By stimulating them, it can trick the brain into thinking that the appetite has been decreased through an increase in heart rate and blood pressure. This way, you’ll feel more full even when you haven’t eaten as much.

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How Bontril Works

This medication has been carefully designed to provide obese patients with a tool to allow them to learn the proper healthy lifestyle choices that will encourage weight loss, but without the unpleasant side effects of dieting such as hunger and fatigue. That said, it is meant to be used only over the short-term so that the habits can be built. The pill itself does not cause weight to come away, but must instead be combined with a proper diet and activity routine that will likely be prescribed by the doctor at the same time that the medication has been recommended.

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What You Should Know About Your Bontril Prescription

It is also likely that the doctor will insist on regular appointments to make sure that the diet and exercise routines are being followed successfully, and to know that the Bontril is working properly and safely. It is important to keep these appointments as the dosage, diet, or exercise levels may need to be adjusted at various times throughout the use of the pills to make sure that they are as effective as possible.

Though the pills cannot be used over the long-term, they do help to make sure that by the time they are no longer being used, the proper lifestyle habits have been well established. This will make them much easier to maintain without the assistance of the medication so that the pounds will continue to come off, and the goal weight will be maintained without a struggle.

To make sure that you are using Bontril in a way that will lead to the best results and that will be safest for you, read the directions carefully and follow them precisely. If you aren’t sure what any of the instructions mean, contact your pharmacist or doctor to have them explain it to you.

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Karen Windhauser

Bontril

I took Bontril for two months and managed to lose 31 pounds. Though I do feel that Bontril was an important part of that, I’m not giving the drug all the credit because I worked extremely hard on my weight loss to get those results. I found that it was a pretty effective appetite suppressant and at the same time, I didn’t have the carb cravings that I usually suffer when I’m on a low carbohydrate diet – which I was at the time. I did have some bouts of restlessness and jitteriness, but I could keep those under control by exercising a lot, at least twice per day. I was happy with my experience with this drug, but it won’t get the weight off for you. You have to do all the hard work, this is just a tool to help make it easier. While I was taking Bontril, I was on a high lean protein, low fat, low carb diet with regular daily exercise. I generally walked for 30-45 minutes every morning before work, took the stairs up (and down) 16 floors instead of taking the elevator, and then when I got home, I’d do another exercise like yoga, pilates, another walk, or swimming.

Tara

Good effects and bad effects

When I first started using Bontril, it felt like it was all of the answers that I needed in a prescription diet pill because I felt amazing. I was motivated, energetic, and my appetite was positively killed. When I used to eat a huge meal and still feel like I could probably go for more, Bontril made me feel satisfied so quickly, I wasn’t sure if I might be experiencing negative side effects LOL. It turns out it was working just right. But the effect didn’t really last very long. After a couple of weeks, it started fading out and not being as effective anymore. Finally, after a couple more weeks (fourth week done) I didn’t feel that it was helping at all. I stopped taking it because my doctor said that it can lose its effectiveness after a while when the body becomes tolerant to its effects. I thought I could just up the dose, but my doctor said not to because that doesn’t help but it can cause withdrawal symptoms. So I took a break from the drug and after a few weeks, I started it again. This time, I had bad headaches for the first few days that I took it. It worked for about three weeks this time, but I was shaky half the time and just didn’t feel right. I don’t think it was the right diet pill for me. It’s a real shame since it started so strong.

Chad Bradley

pretty good

I used bontril for two spans of six weeks with a month break in the middle. This was about 2 years ago that I did this. I did like that it didn’t make me feel as hungry, so I could eat smaller meals and I didn’t have the constant urge to snack. I didn’t like that it felt like I’d chugged a bunch of energy drinks in the morning, though. I felt like I should run to work instead of taking my car. With the energy and jitters it gave, I probably could have gone faster than the cars on the freeway with the right shoes on. But it did mean that it wasn’t as much of a pain in the butt to exercise. I did get nosebleeds sometimes while I was taking this. I don’t know if the drug caused them or not, though.

Christy

bad side effects on me

I just got off the Bontril after my doctor prescribed it for me for weight loss. I had high hopes for it because I was looking forward to giving my diet some help by suppressing my appetite so that the reduced portions and calories wouldn’t be such a struggle and I wouldn’t be so prone to slipping and cheating, which has been a problem in the past. Unfortunately, I didn’t react well to Bontril at all – or maybe it didn’t react well to me. The first day I took it I had to go home from work I was feeling sick and had a headache and I felt like everything was rushing around me. From then on I just didn’t feel like myself and couldn’t seem to get myself to feel right. By the fourth day I barely knew up from down and my doctor told me to flat out stop using it and that I should try something else instead when I was ready to give it another start. After all of the side effects from bontril, I think I’ll start off with a non-prescription over the counter pill first and then if that doesn’t do it, I’ll give the stronger ones a try again.

Lauren Galloway

Bontril didn't do much for me...

I tried Bontril for 6 weeks and I did not loose a pound. In all fairness I did not really change my eating habits- I just waited and waited for the “appetite suppressantness” of the drug to kick in which I never felt it ever really did kick in. My friend on the other hand could feel it within a couple weeks of taking it. She said all of a sudden it hit her and gave her great energy too and that it really motivated her to work out because she had all this great energy. I never felt this. Maybe I was eating a bit less in general, but I could still eat for sure. I also never had any problems sleeping. I could take Bontril as late in the day as I wanted and still sleep like a log. I eventually stopped taking it because I my heart would start racing for no reason. Once I quit Bontril, the heart racing stopped. I would rather be 20 lbs overweight then have to worry about my heart. I understand Bontril works for a lot of people, but for me not so much. I think it just affects everyone a bit differently.

Jan

This was ok, but not perfect

I got a prescription for Bontril a year or so ago and I had really high hopes for it. It did work, but not as well as I thought it was going to. I just thought that since it's a prescription, it should be really strong. I found that the side effects (hard to get to sleep and bathroom issues) weren't worth the benefits that I was getting from it. It’s not that it didn’t work. it just didn’t do enough for me.

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0#1tell your doctor about your supplements — tobetinytina2012-02-04 19:09

when your doctor prescribes this drug to you, don’t forget to tell him or her about the nutritional supplements you’re taking like herbs or multivitamins. It may seem silly, but it can save you from a bad conflict.

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