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Posted by Jennifer F. on June 5, 2000, at 12:52:21
Oh, I also wanted to add a quick thread on another topic that's Zoloft-related: A lot of studies have shown that Zoloft helps treat obesity/binge eating/various eating disorders. I find this really hard to believe. At least for me--- it is just the opposite. In the near-month I was off the medication, my appetite was markedly decreased. After being back on it for two days, eating too much seems like more fun than ever...
Posted by Rach on June 6, 2000, at 6:16:34
In reply to Zoloft and Binge Eating, posted by Jennifer F. on June 5, 2000, at 12:52:21
Hi Jennifer,
Really? I've found that I've lost basically all appetite. I just don't feel like eating at all. Which is good in a way, because a symptom of the depression I have had is gorging on food. I suppose we all react differently, as with any medication!~Rach
> Oh, I also wanted to add a quick thread on another topic that's Zoloft-related: A lot of studies have shown that Zoloft helps treat obesity/binge eating/various eating disorders. I find this really hard to believe. At least for me--- it is just the opposite. In the near-month I was off the medication, my appetite was markedly decreased. After being back on it for two days, eating too much seems like more fun than ever...
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