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 Daily Fenfluramine, (Pondimin) Dosage for Weight loss
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Pro Bodybuilder 
Posts: 379 |
I need to know the effective daily dosage for this drug. Thanks bros!!!!     | ||
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Amateur Bodybuilder 
Posts: 83 |
Bro, fenfluramine / fluramine is appetite suppresants, right?? It's not thermogenic in any way. Anyway, I'd like to know as well *Bump* Mike H | ||
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Amateur Bodybuilder
Posts: 103 |
Here is what Fenfluramine does: Fenfluramine increases brain serotonin levels and in accordance with the serotonin hypothesis of appetite control would be expected to selectively suppress food intake. It also increases dietary-induced thermogenesis, decreases lipogenesis in adipose tissue, reduces gastric emptying after a solid meal and has been proposed to lower body weight set-point. The problem is this shit has pulled from the market for causing heart valve problems, additionally new studies have shown Fenfluramine causes Forebrain Serotonin Depletion. Similiar to what would be expected from a Extacy user. Not sure if this is a great diet aid??? I should note I am not preaching on this subject, I do 3+ cycles per year so I know we all take risks. Im just not sure this one is worth it especially in combo with AS... | ||
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Amateur Bodybuilder
Posts: 146 |
Primoman ..check out the womens board there are a few posts on this. It will give you at least soem idea of a ballpark doseage and Lobo and IG over there are very likely to be familiar with this drug. | ||
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Pro Bodybuilder
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Thanks bros!!! | ||
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Novice 
Posts: 1 |
I think you should definitely avoid taking this. It's one of the "Fen" parts of Fen-Phen that was pulled off the market due to medical problems. The heart valve damage is not worth the risk. This medication has been replaced, essentially, by the diet aid Meridia/Reductil (Sibutramine) which has similar effects without the risk of heart valve damage. It decreases serotonin and adrenalin re-uptake, which decreases your appetite and increases your metabolism. |
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posted November 20, 2000 09:46 PM