How Phentermine Works
Phentermine is an anorectic drug and appetite suppressant used to make people feel less hungry. It works by changing the levels of neurotransmitters affecting mood and appetite. Long-term use of this drug is not recommended because it works for only a few weeks.
Phentermine is normally prescribed to those people who suffer from complications of obesity. It is usually prescribed for only three to six weeks and is a stimulant that increases fat metabolism while...
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