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Suprenza is a prescription diet drug that is used by certain obese individuals and that is available only through a doctor. This is a brand name pill for a drug that is more popularly known as Phentermine.
This drug is available only to dieters who are obese – whose BMI is greater than 30 – or whose excess fat levels on the body places the health at additional risk through other associated conditions such as hypertension (high blood pressure), high cholesterol, and type 2 diabetes.
The Suprenza medication is a type of amphetamine-like stimulant. As such, it functions as an appetite suppressant, which is meant to make it easier for a dieter to be able to cut back on daily caloric intake without suffering from powerful hunger pangs that all too frequently cause the individual to lose his or her motivation to keep up with the diet’s restrictions.
This being said, Suprenza is not a weight loss solution unto itself. Instead, it is a tool to make a diet more achievable for individuals who suffer from obesity and who cannot overcome this condition on their own. Moreover, this is not a pill that is meant for any dieter. It is prescribed only to individuals who are obese and whose weight heightens their risk of dangerous medical conditions.
It is important to note that the use of this drug is not without its drawbacks. While it can make it easier for a dieter to build the right habits to begin and continue losing weight, it is also associated with a long list of possible side effects – that range from mild and temporary to persistent and severe – as well as the chance of addiction and connected withdrawal symptoms.
Avoiding withdrawal symptoms is easy for the majority of Suprenza users. Typically, as long as the prescription directions are followed precisely, then these unwanted effects can be kept at bay. Therefore, it is important for the dieter to take the pill only in the correct dose and not any more or less frequently than the doctor has recommended. Furthermore, it should not be taken any longer than was prescribed. It may also be necessary for the dieter to cease the drug gradually, reducing the dosage as per a doctor’s specific reduction schedule. This can help to eliminate the risk of side effects when a higher dosage of the pill was prescribed, or when the drug has been used for a large number of consecutive weeks.
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