Some Facts About Phentermine

Phentermine ( AKA Adipex-P; Obenix; Oby-Trim; Anoxine-AM;
Fastin; Ionamin; Obephen; Obermine; Obestin-30; Phentrol) is a
powerful drug first approved by the FDA in 1959 In use for
almost half a century, it has been a source of much controversy
since the late 1990s What are the effects of this drug, and how
does it act upon the human body?
Phentermine works by triggering a fight-or-flight response It
acomplishes this by changing the Seratonin levels in the brain
and releasing Adrenaline and other related chemicals This can
result in, among other things, heightened blood-pressure, a
feeling of panic, insomnia (or, in some, drowsiness) and a loss
of appetite
It is only recommended for moderate weight-loss and for
short-term use It is known to be dangerous for people who are
already suffering from high blood-pressure or Glaucoma It can
be addictive, and abruptly quitting (“cold turkey”) has been
known to cause lethargy, depression, and similar related
conditions Some other known side effect include changes in
insulin requirements as well as impotence
Sources: http://enwikipediaorg/wiki/Phentermine [Wikipedia]
http://wwwmedicinenetcom/phentermine/articlehtm [Medicine
Net] http://wwwfdagov/cder/news/phen/fenphenqa2htm [FDAGov]
http://wwwnlmnihgov/medlineplus/druginfo/medmaster/a682187htm
l [Medline Plus] http://wwwHealth-Hackcom/ [Health-Hackcom]

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