first i'm not a real fan of any of these over-the-counter or prescription meds. they usually just depress appetite short term and most of the time people develop a resistance to their effects anyway. the suppressants usually have a short life -- over the course of 24-48 hours. however i have no idea what you're taking. there are countless appetite suppressants on the market. i'd need to know precisely what's in the ones you're taking. most have some kind of amphetamine derivative. it is for this reason that i'm concerned that you have other health issues. most of the appetite meds are contraindicated if you have high blood pressure or heart issues. as well many of them adversely interact with a whole host of medications out there. please don't be playing poly-pharmacy on your own. please work with your medical team and tell them what you're taking so that you can all work together for the best outcome. hey i have a radical idea. instead of popping pills join us on this board and on webmd and let's team together to do more physical activity and eat more heathfully so that you can shed those excess fat pounds get healthy and get on with life. you game?
how long does it take for appetite supplements to leave the system? i need to start taking medicine for health reasons.