d say your weight loss is due more to your diet/exercise change than to the B12/phentermine....... as I said before, I take weekly B12 shots and they do nothing for weight loss. The phentermine may help control your cravings/food intake, but how long can you take that, and what will happen when you stop it?
in march of 06 i began taking phentermine and getting b12 shots by june i had lost 30pounds and continued to lose even once I stopped taking them. I kept it off for about a year in a half but have gained it back and started back this week. I go to a doctor every 14dys to get pills and the b12 shot. I'm in chicago but you can try your primary care doctor or try looking for a doctor that specializes in weight loss. the Dr. that I see is a cardiologists but does the weight management also.
I've had the same reactions to the phentermine..ive been taking mine since june 25th, and the day i started taking it, i got on the treadill at home and did some interval training for 30 min and the next morning i had lost 4 pounds (i used to do the lipo b shots too, but wasnt at that time) and the first week n a half, i wouldnt eat a thing unless i reminded myself to eat. it was like the part of my body that creates those hunger pains had just dissappeared?!?!
I started Phentermine and B-12 in Feb 2012 I lost 4lbs the first two weeks. 6.5 lbs the 2nd two weeks and none the 3rd two weeks. It then took me 3 weeks to lose 3 more lbs. I am scared to weigh myself tomorrow in fear that I haven't lost my goal is 165. I am interested in hearing how others journey has went and if phentermine will continue to work for me for at least 6 mos.
B12 is important for the production of red blood cells, healthy vascular and nerve functioning, etc.
Did he/she also tell you about what foods you can also eat that are high in B12?
You do not want your B12 levels to be low for long; can cause problems.
Tucson Medical Weight Loss and Goldenwest and Red Mountain provide for all babies Phentermine and shots and give them shots but ya have to keep going to them frequently to be paid their money they want and is what they want money they're not able to do the correct thing and prescribe prescriptions you ask for every 6 months because they're not in the business to make you happy and just cause the weight loss they want to make tons of money and not provide every prescription one asked for
This is from a while ago but yes yes phentermine is supposed to be used as an aide to help cravings. When you feel that hunger its your body saying you need nutrition. Atkins bars are so good and have barely any net carbs. Also sugar free jello or cheese sticks. Celery and other veggies are also super good to eat. Be so careful because in addition to getting addicted to the drug itself it can also cause eating disorders.
Is it 1 gram (g or gm) or 1 grain (gr)? Desiccated porcine thyroid (like Armour, NatureThroid, etc.), which contains both T3 and T4, is measured in grains or milligrams. I'm not familiar with any thyroid meds measured in grams. If it's grams, I'd assume it's not all actual thyroid hormones, but some form of thyroid support supplement. It might be a good idea to ask them for an ingredient list before talking to your doctor about it.
I've just had a blood test and have low B12 and folate. I have had low iron for years (although it is just within the 'normal' range). Could these cause my CFS? (I am housebound and in a wheelchair) What causes the low iron and B12? What can be done?
More on my left side than right. I have been taking the B12 shots for 4 months now and last week my neuropathy issues got worse! Neuro Dr. said take the shot 1x a week for a month instead of 1x a month and my primary dr prescribed neurontin to ease the burning.
My question is does this all seem normal? I mean, my levels are not below normal but are low so can I have the issues that I have with that?
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