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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am very curious as to how PhenPro works long term.  Dr. Anchors website claims most patients keep the weight off, but how does that work?  Once you stop taking it, don;t you get hungry again and start eating more?  I don't think its reasonable to expect someone to live on 1000 calories per day for the rest of their life.  Would love feedback from anyone who has taken it, gone off it, and whether or not the weight came back.[/quote]

I'm the one who saw Anchors yesterday.  He flat out told me I didn't need the pills and they weren't a magic bullet.  He has these "10 orders" to assist with the weight loss.  He says if you do those, you'll have great success.  If you don't, not so much.  [/quote]

So did he still give you the pills even though he said you didn't need them?  Also curious how much weight you need to lose for him to say that.[/quote]

He said they'd help, but the pills won't work without a lifestyle change.  FWIW, I'm 5'5, 165. I need to lose about 30 pounds.[/quote]

Ha! I'm 5'5 and 165 is my goal, well 160. Good luck. NP here started with Dr. A last week. Went to him 7 years ago with little success but quit in less than 30 days. I'm down 7 lbs in a week, hoping for 35 more.[/quote]

NP here.  How does he explain keeping the weight off works?  Don't you get hungry again after you stop the pills?[/quote]

I'm the one who saw him yesterday.  And his focus is on getting you to follow his "rules", which are mostly just common sense: drink a lot of water, eat until satisfaction/not stuffed, use smaller plates, etc. etc.  The whole idea is that some people take phen and literally just don't eat or eat small quantities of not healthy food.  For people who spend time with a bit of a decreased appetite making healthy choices, the thought is that you've trained yourself to eat less food, you know what to eat and when to eat it and you shouldn't gain the weight back.[/quote]

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