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Taking Duromine while on Prednisone

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Hi,has anyone taken Duromine while on Prednisone?If yes what are the side effects?

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That sounds like a very bad idea to me. Duromine is well known to have speed in it which will make you feel racy probably gives you heart palps etc. pred gives you palps, insomnia, effects your blood pressure etc If you research Duromine you will discover that not only is it very bad for you people who have taken it for weight loss put the weight plus more back on when they stop taking it. your best off just eating healthy and do some walking it's not worth it!

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