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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]m on Qsymia and consume about 1300 calories/day.  The point isn't to starve yourself with the help of the pills for two months and then gain it all back when you get off.  The point is for the pills to take the edge off so you can learn how to manage healthy eating portions and continue to eat that way when you get off of them.   If you are only eating 400-600 calories a day, that is dangerous and I would stop the pills.  [/quote]

Yes, I just wonder how that works in practice once you are faced with hunger again when off the pills.  It's much easier to make good choices when hunger isn't a factor.[/quote]

You develop new habits and a better aware

Last quoted poster, which of the quoted posters are you talking to?  If it is the last one, "develop new habits and a better. . . "  I have been posting on this thread for about the last two months since starting with Dr. Anchors.  Posts including weight updates, answering questions about diet, side effects, exercise.  [/quote]

I actually found this part "The reason fat people are hungry is because they are fat" to be a very helpful explanation of how the pills could help with long term weight loss.  Makes sense that once you get your weight down (on the pills) you will not be as hungry even if you are off of them.  Thanks to the poster that explained it this way, now it makes sense to me.[/quote]

That was Dr. Anchor's response when I told him that the more weight I gained the hungrier I stayed.  He said, "You are hungry because you are fat.  The fat wants to be fed."

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