Negative calorie deficit with Medical weight loss Management Insights by renowned weight loss expert

A few days ago, we discussed food noise. These are the people who experience a lot of food noise. Whenever they look towards food, they feel like eating, and throughout the day, thoughts of eating dominate their minds, and they have a lot of food cravings. Today, we will talk about a medication that you can use to suppress your food noise and achieve some weight loss in a negative calorie deficit.
Yes, friends, today we will talk about a very interesting drug called Phentermine. Phentermine is a drug that is FDA-approved and has been in use in the U.S. for the past 40 years. If we delve into the pharmacology of Phentermine, it is a simple biometric amine. This drug stimulates our sympathetic system in the autonomic nervous system.
Its mechanism of action is quite interesting. It increases the secretion of norepinephrine in the brain. Now, after taking this, when the level of norepinephrine increases in the brain, it does four or five things. Firstly, it completely separates our appetite. Even if you look towards food, you can easily avoid it.
Second, it reduces your food noise, which I have researched extensively. Thirdly, and most importantly, it increases your overall energy expenditure. Even if you eat less or more, your body will burn more calories overall, and when the body needs to burn more calories, obviously, it will consume your fat.
So, because of these three mechanisms of action, this is a very effective oral weight loss drug made in the U.S. This drug also has some side effects. It may disturb your sleep a little, which we call insomnia, you may experience a dry mouth, which means your mouth may dry out a bit, and you may experience a little constipation. Some rare side effects are also seen.
Increased heart rate or headache. It is also worth noting the availability of this drug. Although it is not yet available in India, in our practice, we can make it available for you through the patient appeal process.
Disclaimer - this is not medical advice, pls consult a qualified medical practitioner before taking any steps above.