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Re: Dexadrine & Medifast or Dexadrine & Prozac

Posted by Sharon on August 26, 1999 at 11:07:16:

In Reply to: Re: Dexadrine & Medifast or Dexadrine & Prozac posted by Linda P. on August 25, 1999 at 19:27:24:

Linda, thanks for your comments.
I was asking about using the Prozac with Dexadrine because I saw that a couple of people are using it to make their Dexadrine more effect. I'm on 60mg a day and my DR is at wits end on what to do with me.
Adderall may be another med to try. I was just in hope that the Dex would at least wake me up more so I would feel like walking. I was also hoping for a loss of appetite but no such luck.
I need to loose about 100 pounds but I would settle for 30 pounds. I've lost about 25 pounds using the Atkins Diet but I can't seem to get back on it. I didn't feel good on it but I may just have to give it a whirl again. I've maintained the weight that I loss on Atkins which is a plus. I don't want to yo-yo.
I don't like to fix for myself during the say and I'm staying away from the fast food places. I'm looking at the Medifast because I want something easy to do. I would be able to have a modified, healty meal at night so I may give it a try for a couple of weeks. If it works, I'll do it for longer but I just wasn't sure about the Dexadrine with the Medifast.


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