Phentermine is a weight loss drug that doctors prescribe for overweight patients. Phentermine is somewhat similar to amphetamines because it directly affects and stimulates the human central nervous system. Phentermine acts by suppressing the patient’s appetite and thus making him or her want to eat less than usual. It is a short-term drug that will lead to significant results if used in conjunction with a healthy diet and a course of exercises. It is especially recommended for patients suffering from obesity-related health risks like diabetes.
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Men and women can lose their hair for a number of different reasons. Ignoring the side-effects from some medications and treatments such a radio- and chemotherapy, the most common cause is that hair follicles become less active as people age. More than half of all men are affected to some degree after the age of 50 years. However, a number of men have a genetic predisposition to begin losing their hair from the age of 20 years onwards. In all cases, hair slowly falls out and is not replaced by new growth. There is also a slow process of thinning. Every time a hair grows from a follicle, it is slightly thinner than before. Over the decades, new growth can become shorter and less visible in thickness and colour. This is particularly common in women as they age.
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