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Appetite control is a very important part of
a successful diet. Phentermine is one of
the most commonly used Rx drug for this
purpose. Unfortunately most patients
develop tolerance to phentermine after the
first month. This tolerance is believed to
be due to depletion of neurotransmitters
(serotonin and norepinephrine). if you have
developed tolerance to phentermine, other
appetite suppressants, such as Bontril,
Tenuate or Didrex, won't be effective
either, since these drugs are chemically
similar to phentermine. This phentermine
tolerance has been a huge challenge to
physicians as well as to patients. Luckily,
a group of doctors spent a long time to
study this issue and found a solution to
this problem. The solution to this problem
is the amino acid therapy: by taking
specific amino acids at various amounts,
these amino acids are able to replete your
brain (central nervous system) with the
essetial neurotransmitters. Once your brain
has these neurotransmitters, phentermine
(and other appetitte suppressants) will be
effective again. We have added these amino
acids (NeuroReplete or D5) to our plans and
they appear to be quite effective.
Neuro transmitter depletion problem is not
only limited to phentermine tolerance. It's
important in many other conditions such as
depression, insomnia, ADHD, migraine
headaches, parkinson's disease, hormone
imbalance, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue
syndrome, adrenal fatigue, PMS. etc. As a
matter of fact, since neuro transmitters are
involved in our brain functions and our
brain functions are invovled in practically
every biology function in our body, neuro
transmitters may be involved in more
diseases than we know. But how are neuro
transmitters involved in all this? Our
nervous system has lots of nerve cells.
These nerve cells communicate with each othe
through neuro transmitters. In other words,
these neuro transmitters relay important
signals. When these neuro transmitters are
imbalanced, important biological signals
cannot be properly delivered and therefore
we became sick. By re-balancing these neuro
transmitters, we are able to restore the
ability to transmit our nerve signals
properly. Since our nerve system is
invovled in practically every bodily
function, the neuro transmitter imbalance
may be involved in more diseases. For
example, our immune system is influnced by
the nervous system. So neuro transmitters
probably will help in certain immune
disorders.
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