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The science behind
appetite suppressants.
Oral appetite suppressants like phentermine, diethylpropion, and phendimetrazine work by stimulating the brain’s hypothalamus to reduce hunger signals, helping people feel full sooner and less interested in food.
When combined with topiramate—an anticonvulsant that also decreases appetite and cravings—this combination can significantly lower daily calorie intake. Together, they help patients overcome the mental and physical barriers to weight loss by curbing overeating, reducing emotional cravings, and improving portion control.
The result? Faster fat loss, more energy, and a powerful jumpstart to a healthier lifestyle.
How does it feel to take oral stimulants? Our patients typically report:
Decreased hunger and increased control
Smaller portions of food feel more filling
Feeling awake, focused, and more motivated
Improved workouts and longer exercise
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Phentermine – a powerful appetite suppressant that boosts energy and reduces hunger.
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Topiramate – often combined with phentermine, it helps with appetite control and reduces food cravings.
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Phendimetrazine – a milder stimulant taken 2-3 times daily, helpful for those needing hunger control throughout the day.
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Diethylpropion – another short-acting stimulant that can be easier to tolerate for some patients.
Dosing is personalized based on how your body responds, your side effect tolerance, and your medical history. Providers may adjust your dose or switch medications to find the best fit for you.
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Oral stimulants are effective tools for jumpstarting weight loss, especially for people struggling with portion control or food cravings. On average, patients lose 5% to 10% of their body weight over 3 to 6 months when combined with lifestyle changes. These medications help you eat less, stay full longer, and build momentum toward long-term results.
Oral stimulants are effective tools for jumpstarting weight loss, especially for people struggling with portion control or food cravings. On average, patients lose 5% to 10% of their body weight over 3 to 6 months when combined with lifestyle changes. These medications help you eat less, stay full longer, and build momentum toward long-term results.
Most patients feel less hungry, more in control of their eating, and more energized throughout the day. It's common to feel more focused and motivated—almost like a mental "boost." Some people may feel jittery, restless, or have trouble sleeping in the beginning, but these effects often improve with time or dose adjustments.
The cost for electronic prescriptions for oral medications are included with each visit. Generic versions are super affordable at most pharmacies, with a 30-day supply typically costing between $10 and $30—even without insurance. Prices may vary slightly depending on your pharmacy and whether you use a savings card or coupon.
Yes. Oral stimulants are typically used for a 3-6 month period. For patients interested in using oral stimulants longer than 6 months, we require a re-evaluation in-office. This is because stimulants can increase heart rate and blood pressure. For this reason, all patients looking to start oral stimulants do require bloodwork and an EKG screening, which can be done in-office. This is to ensure that they can safely utilize this medication.
We are unable to write prescriptions for oral stimulants to patients who have uncontrolled hypertension, unmanaged heart disease, or a history of a significant cardiovascular event like a previous heart attack or stroke.
Complete our online form
Complete our online form which covers medical history and weight goals. This will guide your initial visit.
Meet your provider
Meet your provider either in person or online. They will review your goals and develop a personal treatment plan.
Receive your first dose
Your plan may include GLP-1s, oral medication, or a combination of both.
Check in every month
Meet on a monthly basis to adjust dosing or medications. Injections can be weekly while refills are made on follow-ups.