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Answered 4/14/2021
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No, phentermine is amphetamine based that makes it controlled, never recommended for use on a chronic basis, rather as a booster along with the core diet and exercise in specialized weight loss programs for short periods of time. The risks of using it are many times outweighing the benefits of it and clear goals should be established prior to use.
Answered 4/16/2021
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