Plenity, Phentermine and Contrave: What’s the Difference?
Plenity, Phentermine, and Contrave are all used for weight loss but is one more effective than the other or has less side effects? We provide some general information and guidelines about each perception weight loss tool. [Read more]
Is phentermine addicting and is long-term use safe?
Phentermine was approved for use in 1959 and for a period of 12 weeks. As obesity has been identified as a chronic disease, the long term use of phentermine has become mainstream amongst physicians who practice full-time obesity medicine. 97% of obesity medicine specialists indicate phentermine is their drug of choice among the current medication options available. Reasons for this include efficacy, safety, tolerability, low cost and low addiction potential. Despite this, concerns regarding safety and addiction potential have continued to limit the use by some physicians. [Read more]
Update- Qnexa New Weight Loss Drug for Obesity
At a medical conference a few years ago, a physician discussed (only briefly) a new drug in the pipeline for weight loss. At that time, all that was really said was that it was a combination of phentermine and topiramate. [Read more]
Phentermine and Weight Loss Medications
Weight loss medications such as phentermine and others have been in common use since the late 1950s. Unfortunately back in the ’50s, it was believed that overweight and obesity were due to a lack of discipline and if someone were able to lose weight, they would easily be able to keep it off. [Read more]
