The best way to lose weight regardless of the medications you are on is to eat a healthy diet free of fattening and junk foods and exercise regularly. If you are having a difficult time losing the weight, you may want to keep a stricter watch on what you are eating and perhaps exercise more.
While most people lose weight on Lexapro and it is supposed to be completely weight neutral, all pharmaceuticals affect each individual differently, so it is certainly possible that it could result in some people gaining weight. Perhaps you should talk to your doctor and get his or her recommendations.
Gain, stupid.
Lexapro rarely causes weight gain. It is sometimes prescribed for patients trying to lose weight, because it alleviates the emotional symptoms that lead to 'stress eating'.
Lexapro is an anti-anxiety medication. It is suppose to make you gain weight, not lose weight. Also, I wouldn't take a psychiatric medication. It has too many side effects.
Smoking tends to suppress appetites and cause you to lose weight.
Taking an elevator isn't gonna cause you to gain weight. But using the stairs instead will cause your body to burn more calories and can help you lose weight and is also better for the environment...
Diane pills are a birth control method that can affect hormones. Depending on your hormones, you can gain or lose weight. Each individual is affected differently.
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No it won't.......so don't try it. Eating candy will often cause weight gain.
Yes! Muscle weighs more than fatty tissue therefore you will gain weight but you will lose inches.
Having worms would cause you to eat more but lose not gain weight.
Only if you use low carbohydrate foods. Too many high carbohydrates foods can cause weight gain.
Yes, as a side affect of drugs to help epilepsy you can either gain or lose weight.