Didrex (benzphetamine hydrochloride) Side Effects, Uses Dosages
Side Effects for Didrex (benzphetamine hydrochloride)
I am morbidly obese over 50 and losing to the battle of the bulge. Taking Didres late in the evening may prevent you from getting a good nights sleep.
I've taking didrex for 19 days and I've lost 31 pounds. At 334 pounds I was starting to feel the effects of obesity in the worse way. I'm fortunate enough to have discovered Didrex.
Elevated mood approximately 30 minutes after taking a pill (not a bad thing). I have much more energy, therefore I'm more active.
This worked well for a short period of time, but worked much better (and longer) when used with the
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