Posted by SLS on January 26, 2021, at 8:22:06
In reply to Re: Nardil Replacement Failure, Gastric Surgery, posted by creepy on January 20, 2021, at 15:49:36
> It makes you less interested in eating carbs. something about that reward system that goes into overdrive on a lot of meds.
> I can lose weight on this with minimal effort. problem is right now I dont have any effort left lol.I have been on Nardil several times. For me, Nardil causes me to crave carbohydrates - especially bread. In the past, I have gained weight on Nardil. My doctor suggested that I try to eat only when hungry rather than eating out of habit or mistaking cravings for hunger. I've been taking Nardil for 9 months, and I have actually lost weight. If I were to eat now the way I did when I successfully lost weight, I think I would be able to lose more weight on Nardil. Abilify is the drug that put all of the extra weight on me (50 lbs. / 22.6 kilograms). The problem that I see described by the majority of people is that when they stop taking Abilify, the extra weight does not come off automatically as it does with many other psychotropics. I hope that if I work to lose the extra weight from Abilify, that the weight gain doesn't reappear once I return to a normal 1500 to 1800 calories per day.
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