I really hope your not seriously asking that, but in case you are I'll answer it.....
Adderall's active ingredients are racemic amphetamine and dextroamphetine. Amphetamines are powerful stimulants capable of greatly inducing sympathetic nervous sytem responses. The result of this is an extremely decreased appetite and high metabolism. Both of those result in weight loss. Adderall is prescribed to some people who are morbidly obese as a means of making them lose weight.
They say it only does in 2%, but i think thats wrong. It is definitely an appetite smimulant so be careful taking it long term.
No, gas itself does not cause weight gain. Weight gain is typically caused by consuming more calories than the body burns, leading to an excess of stored energy in the form of fat. Gas in the digestive system may cause temporary bloating or discomfort, but it does not contribute to long-term weight gain.
Celexa is a type of antidepressant that may cause some patients to gain weight. How long before you will lose weight after stopping Celexa is dependent upon factors such as how long you were taking the medication for, your diet, age, gender and lifestyle.
The television doesn't, but the long periods of inactivity due to watching TV does.
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No, gas itself does not make you gain weight. Weight gain is typically caused by consuming more calories than your body needs, leading to an excess of stored fat. Gas in the digestive system may cause temporary bloating or discomfort, but it does not contribute to long-term weight gain.
High humidity can cause the body to retain water, leading to temporary weight gain due to increased fluid retention. However, this weight gain is usually minimal and not a result of actual fat gain. It is important to monitor overall calorie intake and exercise habits for long-term weight management.
A long Weight is as long as it takes for you to realise you've been had!
Weight gain is not a common side effect of Lamictal (lamotrigine) and is generally considered weight-neutral. However, Prozac (fluoxetine) can cause weight changes in some individuals, typically leading to weight loss initially but potentially weight gain with long-term use. Individual responses to medications can vary widely, so it's essential to monitor your weight and discuss any concerns with your healthcare provider.
yes but hurts in long run. you will gain back more than you started with due to damage your metabolism
Not long term. Your body may attempt to counteract the symptoms of sunburn by retaining water temporarily. Otherwise, it has little effect on your weight in any way possible.
Not really. Of course eating food will make you gain some weight, especially when the food is still inside of you. As long as the weight gain is not consistant or significant (as in, exercsie to kepp a constant and steady weight), then it is fine.