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Oct. 25th, 2005 12:43 pm"Prescription medications for conditions such as depression or high blood pressure are lifesavers for many people. While these treatments do much good, they've also been shown to cause unwanted weight gain
-- up to 10 pounds per month.
"The Main Offenders
"More than 50 common medicines carry the possible side effect of weight gain. Steroids and some older anti-depressant medications are at the top of the list. But recognizable names such as Paxil and Zoloft are part of the group, too, as are the heartburn drugs Nexium and Prevacid."
Fucking shit fuck fuck fuck fuckles!
Actually, that explains a thing or two.
-- up to 10 pounds per month.
"The Main Offenders
"More than 50 common medicines carry the possible side effect of weight gain. Steroids and some older anti-depressant medications are at the top of the list. But recognizable names such as Paxil and Zoloft are part of the group, too, as are the heartburn drugs Nexium and Prevacid."
Fucking shit fuck fuck fuck fuckles!
Actually, that explains a thing or two.
