09-09-2018, 05:56 AM
(09-08-2018, 01:15 PM)FormerLurker Wrote:(09-08-2018, 05:36 AM)nick222 Wrote: I'm on week 2 of phen and already have people noticing at work how much I've lostI lift weights more now and you can't just take phen and expect great results - you have to eat healthy and also add in workout. I also go to gym 5-6 days a week and burn 800-1000 on those days on the elliptical. Spend 2-3 hours at gym, lots of stretching but do BS with girls as much as possible by asking them stupid questions on their workout routines.
Won't take the Phen after 9am = bedtime issues for me getting to bed by 11pm.
Weight 2/15/18 - 204 lbs (day I started commitment to Gym)
weight 4/15/18 - 189 lbs (day I started Phen)
weight today - 163.2 lbs
Like I said, it does well to suppress my appetite and now those jeans I saved from yesteryear's that used to be too tight, are now slipping off too. I am aiming for 158 lbs, but actually I am beginning to lift weights more than cardio so I may stagnate, protein added to diet more now as well. I live on Kind Bars, Boost, and Beef Jerky - all bought on Amazon. No shopping at a grocery store except for cream for my coffee and fruits and nuts. I cut out all sugar, reduced carbs huge, and no soda.
Oh I just drilled second hole in my belt - It's so long I just need to suck it up and but a new one.
Oh and per my above post from me - I found Plan B and Plan C - "B" actually my preferred vendor now, love that vendor, glad I hit 50 posts to find.
Reminds me - I better get to gym - the girls dont make it there till about this time on the weekends, kinda how I stagger my gym schedule.
I totally get you, I'm also on a balanced diet- I shop once a week and plan all my meals in advance. The pill just takes away that urge to eat anything that isn't planned for- excess carbs particularly, or to overeat when I know I've had enough. I've been starting exercising again for the first time in a couple of years and while it ain't easy, I can feel improvements already.
My doctor told me that she would prescribe it for 3 months so I have to build good habits that I will continue to follow after I stop taking the pill. By no means do I believe it to be a miracle, I just needed a bit of help muting that part of my brain telling me to eat

