Qsymia Plan for Weight Loss: A Practical Guide To Using the New Diet Medication

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Endocrinolgoist and weight loss expert, Dr Richard Lipman presents The Qsymia Plan For Weight Loss. It is to help you get rid of that extra weight now and forever. It is not for the individual that has 10 or 20 pounds to lose but for the 75 million Americans that have 30, 50, or 100 pounds or more to lose who have tried everything and failed. It is for the millions more with diabetes and other medical problems whose obesity has been impossible to reverse. It is for those one hundred thousand or more Americans thinking about drastic actions such as gastric bypass surgery.This revolutionary weight loss plan combines a simple, easy-to-remember food plan with the first of a new class of FDA approved prescription medications that puts you in control of your hunger and cravings, perhaps for the very first time in your life. The breakthrough drug is Qsymia-a combination of Phentermine and Topamax. These two medications that have been on the market for decades and more than 30 million people have taken phentermine and four million people have been treated with Topamax around the world. The Qsymia Plan for Weight Loss is the beginning of a new day in the battle against obesity.The powerful forces that tell you when to eat and when not to eat—forces that easily overwhelm the normal control mechanisms of overweight individuals—are revealed in groundbreaking new research.For decades, even centuries, lack of willpower has been misidentified as a psychological weakness in most obese individuals. We now know that, through no fault of their own, obese individuals’ brains are actually biochemically different from those of thin people. Obese people lack the normal internal signals to stop eating. They are either missing the chemicals or are not responding normally to those chemicals, and they end up eating the wrong foods or simply too much food.In the past decade, researchers have returned to older medications to discover new answers to complex human health