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Has anyone got any successful stories? I've just started 40mg day 1
I'm on 30mg. I've lost a kilo, but would be more if I'd eaten less (a friend had a birthday dinner, and I had a blow out, etc) I find it doesn't stop me getting hungry which is a bummer.Pibo said:
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The first day I only got three hours sleep but was better the next night. We all react differently apparently. First day I was expecting to not be able to sit still but I actually didn't feel at all motivated. been good since though.Pibo said:
Im not one bit motivated. Though all day I've been tired now nearly 1 am and I still just can't turn off. Really need sleep though as I've got a really long day ahead of me tomorrow and a 4 year old who don't like naps anymore lol. I don't seem hungry I find myself bored and have a pick but today I have eaten bugger all but 2 slices of Aldi box pizza and about half a liter of water but my mouth taste absolute horrible.
Try taking it earlier tomorrow and it may wear off before you try to sleep. I know some people wake up early to take theirs then go back to sleep. I hope you get some sleep soon.Pibo said:
With any medications it's best to take it roughly the same time every day. But I'm a shift worker so I take mine according to when I need to sleep it not.Pibo said:
Hello, dear @Pibo 
We have a lot of success stories here on the Forum! People share their experience here - https://ngu.team/community/forums/success-stories.79/
I also love reading threads of @SlimStephen
We have a lot of success stories here on the Forum! People share their experience here - https://ngu.team/community/forums/success-stories.79/
I also love reading threads of @SlimStephen
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Hi April. Im a totally different person now to what I was 7 months ago. I was lazy then. Now you can't stop me.April said:My dear friends,
We've got multiple questions on how to keep on track after Duromine.
I really adore the post of SlimStephen, where he shares his success. I think it's always super inspiring to read such stories!
Guys, can you share your personal recommendations, tips & tricks that keep you motivated during the weight loss journey?
Now I know what to eat and not to eat, its fun being a fly on the wall in shopping centre food halls watching what people eat and going back for 2nds.
Plus my daily exercises helps me. I can now ride 22km on my bike easy and walking and running long distances too.
I lost 27.5kg in 4 1/2 months. (3 months while on duromine 21kg, then another 6.5kg in 6 weeks after duromine) Its now 7 months since I started my new lifestyle journey when I was 103.7kgs. I have now been 76.2kg since October last year. Its my eating habits that changed and my exercise routines. My clothes are 4 sizes smaller.Pibo said:
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