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    My daily Duromine experience

    Hi everyone,
    Well I've set my alarm for 7am to take my first dose (30mg) tomorrow in the hope I won't be awake all night Sunday before work !

    I must admit I'm feeling a little scared, I'm weaning off anti-deps at the moment and I have been assured there is no interactions of both drugs, but I really would rather not have heart flutters or any major side effects of course.

    Oh well, I'm 102 kilos, 166 cms and need this to kick start a change in my life after a horrendous three years which has resulted in a 40 kilo weight gain.

    Wish me luck, I'll be writing this for myself as much as anyone else!

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    Re: My daily Duromine experience

    Good luck

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    Re: My daily Duromine experience

    Hi kickstart,

    Good luck!
    Are you still on your anti depression medication? If not, how long have you been off it? One of the warnings on duromine consumption is that you should not be currently taking or have taken in the past 14 days, anti depression medication from the mono-amine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI) class such as Phenelzine (example Nardil) and Tranylcypromine (example Parnate). Please check the content of your anti depression medication? Sorry if I misinterpret your message.
    http://www.betterhealth.vic .gov.au/bhcv2/bhcmed.nsf/pages/iacdurom/$File/iacdurom.pdf

    Cheers,
    Kasey

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    Re: My daily Duromine experience

    Hi, thanks for the messages - and yes I'm still on Pristiq, but it's not a MAIO anti-dep, thanks for your concern

    I have double-triple-quadrouple checked with research online, doctor in person, doctor online and the pharmacist - I'm too much of a worry wart!

    Anyway, so far so good- set alarm for 8am and took the tablet and managed to get back to sleep (although toss and turned) until 11!! No reported side effects as yet, I know early days yet, still have appetite at this stage too.... Will report back at end of day

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    Re: My daily Duromine experience

    DAY ONE:
    thankfully, not much to report!
    - I have not experienced any side effects whatsoever except for a dry mouth, if that's all I experience I'll be very grateful! I certainly haven't felt fullmof energy like others seem to report, in fact at times a bit spacey. I have reduced my anti-deps by 50 mg over past two days so I'm sure that's why-so with that in mind, it's going pretty well.
    - I must say however, my appetite wasn't particularly suppressed? Did others experience appetite suppression from day 1? Perhaps it will kick in more tomorrow-I'm ready for sleep too-so we will see how that goes and will report more tomorrow night!

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    Re: My daily Duromine experience

    please make sure you keep updating, as i havent started but am thinkin about it

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    Re: My daily Duromine experience

    Hrm well I was awake until 3am last night!!! I wasnt wired as some report, didn't want to get up and clean or anything - just tossing and turning. Feel fine other than that, just normal, and still have appetite - what's with that ????

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    Re: My daily Duromine experience

    Hi kickstart,

    If you cannot sleep at night, I suggest the following:-
    (1) lay off caffeine, including coke for a few days to a week.
    (2) wake up early in the morning and do not take afternoon naps. I woke up at 6am for the first few days so that I can be tired our by end of the day.
    (3) after waking up early, try 6am, do some light cardio, it helps boost your energy level, kickstart your metabolism, and you are more likely to sleep earlier/ better at night. Do not exercise at night if you have problem falling asleep. I usually can't sleep well if I exercise late at night, I used to go for 8km night jogs at 10pm, 11pm to manage my work stress. And I can't sleep until 3,4am too.
    (4) eat some carbs, milk and/or camomile tea. It helped me at times.
    (5) try not to watch tv/ use computer until too late at night. Your mind might still be active, alert due to these external stimulations.

    I'm not sure if the appetite suppression effect works for everyone. It worked for me. But when I'm stressed with work or have too much spare time, eg, slacking, I can be emotionally hungry and i'll be able to eat at any time of the day. If duromine doesn't suppress your appetite after a few days, you might want to check with your doctor? That's supposed to be what it's good for. If it doesn't do that, then it might not be suitable for you?

    Try a few more days, see how it goes?

    In the meantime, watch the quality of food you eat and good luck!


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    Re: My daily Duromine experience

    Hi kickstart,

    another thing. if you eat junk food or oily food, example potato chips, fried food etc, the food is highly likely to cause you to overeat, or make you feel like eating more and more even though you've already had a lot to eat. A big pack of potato chips is easily 1,100 kcal. A big Mcdonalds french fries is 450kcal. I used to finish a pack of potato chips and/or mcdonalds french fries easily on my own. And I still can

    So about your appetite, it will help if you feed your body with the right fuel/ food.
    Even if duromine suppresses a person's appetite, but he/she is not eating healthy, it really doesnt make any sense, because he/ she will gain it back and more once he/she gets off the medicine.
    If you start to eat fruits, nuts, dairy (if you are not lactose intolerant), wholegrains (such as oatmeal), you are more likely to be satisfied/ not hungry.

    good luck!

    cheers,
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    Re: My daily Duromine experience

    Thanks for all the tips kasey-it's so helpful and informative to get this info from someone who's been there!
    My afternoon was completely opposite to my morning, nausea and head ache kicked in, headache left with lots of water and panadol- nausea still here. Whether it's due tonthis or not, I've completely lost appetite yay. The dr told me I could feel nauseas for first few days so am willing to put upmwith it. As far as I'm concerned so much easier to deal with than tremors or heart palpitations I was most worried about which just have not occured at all-fingers crossed. I don't feel wired at all.

    I know I shouldn't have a nap now, but I just feel dead tired (5 hrs) and nauseas so I'm just going to have an hours nap. As my body gets used tonthe drug I expect my sleep patterns to adjust.

    Thanks for your tips-I'm not eating fatty food while i do this, making most of opportunity as can't be on drug long.

    Chloe

 

 
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