Reported effects may include: Mild bloating or stomach discomfort Nausea Headache Skin rash Unpleasant taste (with sublingual use) Stop the medication and contact your provider promptly if you develop: Persistent abdominal pain or vomiting Wheezing or shortness of breath Severe rash or swelling Any unusual or worsening symptoms Trouble breathing Swelling of face, lips, or tongue Severe allergic reaction Chest pain, severe dizziness, or fainting Take exactly as prescribed
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If you plan to stop, its typically advised to taper down the dose rather than stopping suddenly, to potentially mitigate appetite rebound (though theres no strict physiological dependence, its more of a precaution)
Not necessarily before, but alongside
Once absorbed, it works by mimicking the natural GLP-1 hormone released by your gut after eating: Reduces Appetite: It targets the hunger centers in the brain to quiet food noise and cravings
Mental health risks Stimulant misuse can worsen anxiety and other mental health disorders, and in some cases contribute to paranoia or psychosis
