Duromine vs Professional athlete

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Re: Duromine vs Professional athlete

Postby PPLions » Thu Jan 10, 2013 11:49 am

Phantom Gossiper wrote:*bump* is there any report on the progress of Drago?? Is this Duromine diet of his working for him?


An update from Drago (whilst Cheetah waits patiently for his SA Footy posting rights to be reinstated)
Drago has lost 15 kgs to date, supplementing his use of duromine with daily jogs
They key of course will be whether Drago can sustain his weight loss once he stops using duromine but the results to date are impressive
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Re: Duromine vs Professional athlete

Postby Q. » Thu Jan 10, 2013 12:11 pm

15kg in what time frame?
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Re: Duromine vs Professional athlete

Postby kickinit » Thu Jan 10, 2013 12:21 pm

Q. wrote:15kg in what time frame?


according to the start of the thread 9th of november so basically 1.6kg a week. Now in the first couple of weeks he would of lost more so he's probably losing .8-1kg a week now. So if he is eating correctly like he is suppose to what the heck is duromine doing then. 15kgs in 9 weeks is easily achieved on a diet. The only thing duromine is doing is allowing him to not eat like he should be and lose weight.
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Re: Duromine vs Professional athlete

Postby OnSong » Thu Jan 10, 2013 12:27 pm

I occasionally check in to this thread to see if there is any progress but time and time again, I am left disappointed.
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Re: Duromine vs Professional athlete

Postby Phantom Gossiper » Thu Jan 10, 2013 1:17 pm

kickinit wrote:
Q. wrote:15kg in what time frame?


according to the start of the thread 9th of november so basically 1.6kg a week. Now in the first couple of weeks he would of lost more so he's probably losing .8-1kg a week now. So if he is eating correctly like he is suppose to what the heck is duromine doing then. 15kgs in 9 weeks is easily achieved on a diet. The only thing duromine is doing is allowing him to not eat like he should be and lose weight.

Maybe the duromine provides him with assistance psychologically? I mean if he thinks its is the key and is helping, then is that a bad thing?
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Re: Duromine vs Professional athlete

Postby kickinit » Thu Jan 10, 2013 1:22 pm

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kickinit wrote:
Q. wrote:15kg in what time frame?


according to the start of the thread 9th of november so basically 1.6kg a week. Now in the first couple of weeks he would of lost more so he's probably losing .8-1kg a week now. So if he is eating correctly like he is suppose to what the heck is duromine doing then. 15kgs in 9 weeks is easily achieved on a diet. The only thing duromine is doing is allowing him to not eat like he should be and lose weight.

Maybe the duromine provides him with assistance psychologically? I mean if he thinks its is the key and is helping, then is that a bad thing?


it actually is. What happens when he stops taking it? You have to think about is it really worth taking something that can cause bad side effects that can be done with a healthy diet? If you want to keep losing weight then your going to have to eat healthy afterwards anyway so why not just start off with it. Diet is 100% dedication, if your not dedicated to it then you ain't going to lose weight.
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Re: Duromine vs Professional athlete

Postby Phantom Gossiper » Thu Jan 10, 2013 1:46 pm

kickinit wrote:it actually is. What happens when he stops taking it? You have to think about is it really worth taking something that can cause bad side effects that can be done with a healthy diet? If you want to keep losing weight then your going to have to eat healthy afterwards anyway so why not just start off with it. Diet is 100% dedication, if your not dedicated to it then you ain't going to lose weight.

Doesnt duromine just help kickstart that weight loss and lifestyle change? I mean doesnt it all come down to habit and routine, if he can see results quicker with duromine and get himself eating right and exercising then when he comes off it surely in theory he should be into a solid habit and continuing on eating well and exercising?
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Re: Duromine vs Professional athlete

Postby Farbs » Thu Jan 10, 2013 2:19 pm

Phantom Gossiper wrote:
kickinit wrote:it actually is. What happens when he stops taking it? You have to think about is it really worth taking something that can cause bad side effects that can be done with a healthy diet? If you want to keep losing weight then your going to have to eat healthy afterwards anyway so why not just start off with it. Diet is 100% dedication, if your not dedicated to it then you ain't going to lose weight.

Doesnt duromine just help kickstart that weight loss and lifestyle change? I mean doesnt it all come down to habit and routine, if he can see results quicker with duromine and get himself eating right and exercising then when he comes off it surely in theory he should be into a solid habit and continuing on eating well and exercising?


A girl i know uses Duromine to lose weight...she yo-yo's like crazy - loses a heap when she is on it, then puts it all back on as soon as she is off it.

Sleeps like carp while she's on it too, which isn't great.
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Re: Duromine vs Professional athlete

Postby kickinit » Thu Jan 10, 2013 3:08 pm

Duromine is a appetite suppressant. So all it does is not make you feel hungry. Which is them impossible to get your diet under control.
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Re: Duromine vs Professional athlete

Postby PPLions » Thu Jan 10, 2013 9:35 pm

Q. wrote:15kg in what time frame?

7 weeks
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Re: Duromine vs Professional athlete

Postby Alaska » Fri Jan 11, 2013 8:39 am

PPLions wrote:
Q. wrote:15kg in what time frame?

7 weeks


Well that it……where do I get the stuff, I need something to start the process as I swell in size year after year.
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Re: Duromine vs Professional athlete

Postby kickinit » Fri Jan 11, 2013 11:06 am

for starters you have to be really obese, and you have to go through a extensive medical checkup up due to possible side effects. With the possible side effects one being it stuff up your heart why would you want too? All it does it makes you feel less hungry and doesn't teach you anything at all. Once you come off you go back to eating what you where and and put all the weight back on. 2.1kgs a week is easily achieved by dieting and it will be 2.1kgs of mainly fat. On duromine as you'll be eating way below the amount of calories you should be that 2.1kgs a week will include a lot of muscle loss.
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Re: Duromine vs Professional athlete

Postby scoob » Fri Jan 11, 2013 11:27 am

Alaska wrote:
PPLions wrote:
Q. wrote:15kg in what time frame?

7 weeks


Well that it……where do I get the stuff, I need something to start the process as I swell in size year after year.


The stuff sounds great - I'm going to get Mrs Scoob on it - hopefully she drops a few kgs!!!
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Re: Duromine vs Professional athlete

Postby kickinit » Fri Jan 11, 2013 12:01 pm

seriously how dumb are you people? All it does is make you starve yourself and takes away the hungry feeling. The reason you are fat is because you are lazy and it shows when you are looking for a drug to the job for you. Wake up get your diet right exercise right and you will lose weight.
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Re: Duromine vs Professional athlete

Postby Farbs » Fri Jan 11, 2013 12:04 pm

kickinit wrote:for starters you have to be really obese, and you have to go through a extensive medical checkup up due to possible side effects. With the possible side effects one being it stuff up your heart why would you want too? All it does it makes you feel less hungry and doesn't teach you anything at all. Once you come off you go back to eating what you where and and put all the weight back on. 2.1kgs a week is easily achieved by dieting and it will be 2.1kgs of mainly fat. On duromine as you'll be eating way below the amount of calories you should be that 2.1kgs a week will include a lot of muscle loss.


No you don't unfortunately - i know people who are hardly overweight and have been prescribed the stuff...which is a bit of a worry.
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Re: Duromine vs Professional athlete

Postby kickinit » Fri Jan 11, 2013 1:10 pm

Depends on the doctor if your not obese and a doctor gives you it then you should look for a new doctor
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Re: Duromine vs Professional athlete

Postby Alaska » Fri Jan 11, 2013 1:38 pm

kickinit wrote:for starters you have to be really obese, and you have to go through a extensive medical checkup up due to possible side effects. With the possible side effects one being it stuff up your heart why would you want too? All it does it makes you feel less hungry and doesn't teach you anything at all. Once you come off you go back to eating what you where and and put all the weight back on. 2.1kgs a week is easily achieved by dieting and it will be 2.1kgs of mainly fat. On duromine as you'll be eating way below the amount of calories you should be that 2.1kgs a week will include a lot of muscle loss.


I am severely obese according to the BMI. I have changed my diet or I would be even bigger, nothing but natural foods cutting out most carbs and sugar. The problem is I sit in front of this computer 12 to 14 hours a day eating most of the time, so it’s not what I eat but how much. Bad back, tendonitis, very bad knees and arthritis means limited exercise is possible, without causing injury. But you may have a point I will talk to my quack as I have a dicky ticker as well.
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Re: Duromine vs Professional athlete

Postby Squids » Fri Jan 11, 2013 2:22 pm

Those BMI things are stupid.

even kickinit will agree with me.
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Re: Duromine vs Professional athlete

Postby scoob » Fri Jan 11, 2013 2:32 pm

If it was dangerous doctors wouldn't be prescribing it.
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Re: Duromine vs Professional athlete

Postby Wedgie » Fri Jan 11, 2013 2:34 pm

scoob wrote:If it was dangerous doctors wouldn't be prescribing it.

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