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LyndaK

Posted by McPac on July 19, 2002, at 23:13:26

In reply to Remeron and weight gain, posted by LyndaK on July 19, 2002, at 0:41:38

LyndaK wrote "My weight hasn't budged even though I'm starting to get my waistline back. I wish I understood the physiology of the stuff. I've wondered if it's a combination of having an appetite (I had no appetite when I was on Zoloft) and lowered metabolism."

>>>>>>>Lynda, I read once that one likely hypothesis was that many of the anti-d's lowered the body's metabolism. NOT just that a person's metabolism was lowered because they didn't eat as much, felt more tired, laid around more, etc., BUT that the meds actually lowered the body's metabolism in a specific way. It was stated as very likely but at that time not totally proven. You could always try to find a guy that likes the extra "cushion".


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