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JSGeare Male, 60 years Whitehall - VA Member since Dec 2007
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, May 15, 2008 06:23AM
To: kelly
The loss-gain equation is entirely mechanical and mathematical and I don't care WHAT Jenny Craig says. If the amount of energy going IN is MORE than the amount expended -you gain; if the amount going in is LESS than that expended, you lose. Period.
momeluv Female, 49 years Orange County - CA Member since Mar 2008
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Does Celexa cause your burn rate to slow down? Maybe. Actually, the prescibing information from the drug's manufacturer, Forest, reads as follows:
"Weight Changes
Patients treated with Celexa in controlled trials experienced a weight loss of about 0.5 kg compared to no change for placebo patients."
In other words, on the average, people taking the drug lost a few oz. Big deal. And your mileage will vary, see doctor for details.
At some point you must choose which is more important: looking good or feeling good. I suggest you choose feeling good, because if you ARE feeling good, then you should better be able to manage your weight as you wish. Yes?
from Vikie, UK