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Old 03-25-2008, 05:57 AM
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Default How long does it take Acomplia to work?

I am taking Acomplia for 1 month and I don't see any changes in my weight.Is it normal?
I am not making exercises and also its hard for me to follow a strict diet because of my other medical Problems.
The only difference is on my appetite,I don't feel hungry so fast but I want to loose weight.
Should I continue the treatment?Anyone
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Old 03-27-2008, 02:40 AM
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Each person, each brain , each body will have a different reaction.
Rimonabant is a LONG TERM weightloss pill and you need to give it the required time… might be 3 weeks for some might be 4 weeks for others…it depends on how your body will react to rimonabant
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Old 04-03-2008, 09:05 PM
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I have been using acomplia for over 2 months now. The results are starting to show. At the beginning I was scared too because after 3 weeks of taking acomplia I didn't felt any change in my eating habbits. But I carried on and now the treatment works.
Good luck with your diet!
I'll come back and post new results as soon as I obtain them!
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