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Since vyvanse increases your metabolism, does that mean if i stop taking it my metabolism will slow down?
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Vyvanse does not increase metabolism but its possible metabolic side effects are appetite loss and decreased weight. So if you have these side effects with Vyvanse then you may regain your appetite and the lost weight when you stop this medication. Take care.
Answered 7/31/2023
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