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Posted by rgrays01 on July 5, 2005, at 1:57:17
What do you guys think about using the two to lose weight? Or is it like Adderall where it doesn't really calm your cravings? I want something that will make me stop thinking of food.
Posted by justyourlaugh on July 6, 2005, at 0:07:20
In reply to speed and dexedrine to lose weight, posted by rgrays01 on July 5, 2005, at 1:57:17
i know crack does it...jk
extra tryroid is a no go..
nothing will stop you from eating until you replace the need (comfort) with another...
speed will make you eat faster!
have you ..concidered..i am sure you have...
any abuse..cant be replaced with another...soon the grandkids will hate you for the sweaters!...
i know no one who kept it off that way..
please ..please.....
babble mail me..
Posted by afraid of everything on July 7, 2005, at 12:31:13
In reply to Re: speed and dexedrine to lose weight » rgrays01, posted by justyourlaugh on July 6, 2005, at 0:07:20
I lost about 30 lbs. on speed. It was not my intention - I just got hooked - and I looked like a lepper. I am quite sure it is the root and cause of the plethora of my current ailments and addictions, even after being speed-free for the past 6 years. I'd be up for days-on-end, and the only way I could come down was to drink... and drink... and drink. I became and still am an alcoholic, I lost friends, a job, apartments, self-respect. Run for your life if you ever find speed, or speed-freaks for that matter, in your presence. They will ruin your life. There are healthy ways to lose weight. You just need to do the work and find what works for you. Please stay away from speed - I would not wish it on my worst enemy. I wish you the best.
> i know crack does it...jk
> extra tryroid is a no go..
> nothing will stop you from eating until you replace the need (comfort) with another...
> speed will make you eat faster!
> have you ..concidered..i am sure you have...
> any abuse..cant be replaced with another...soon the grandkids will hate you for the sweaters!...
> i know no one who kept it off that way..
> please ..please.....
> babble mail me..
>
Posted by tug_slug on July 24, 2005, at 18:00:08
In reply to Re: speed and dexedrine to lose weight, posted by afraid of everything on July 7, 2005, at 12:31:13
Speed is only a temporary fix. Chances are you'll become addicted and will have to take more to get the same effects and once you stop taking speed its more than likely your going to regain the weight you lost.
You'd be better off making some sort of behavioral changes, I know its easier said than done but no one said weight loss is easy.
Posted by steve Quinn on August 6, 2005, at 23:01:49
In reply to Re: speed and dexedrine to lose weight, posted by tug_slug on July 24, 2005, at 18:00:08
you may look a thousand dollers losing weight with speed like i did,addiction to start is no big deal,then tolorance builds,it costs 200 quid plus a week.dexedrine stops working-useless im on 28 .and your dr may put you on an antisycotic drug quodrupaling the weight on you,so your fat,sad addicted and no life.....
Posted by Festus on August 27, 2005, at 4:18:14
In reply to Re: speed and dexedrine to lose weight, posted by steve Quinn on August 6, 2005, at 23:01:49
The old"Weight loss from Stimulant drugs"is very popular to this day(and for the past 60 years).It all began in the 40's,when service people had access to Dexedrine or Benzedrine to combat fatigue and to keep alert.The German Army was almost constantly using it.It wasn't long before it became well-known for losing weight.
Alas,the problem they encountered then remains so today:nearly 98% gained back the weight and then some.You're right,there are right ways to do it.Good-Luck! Festus
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