Consumer Review: I Lost Weight With Hydroxycut, But Now I Have Extreme Panic And Anxiety Attacks That I Never Had Before.
I am 25 years old and I was taking Hydroxycut for about two months while following a strict diet and workout. It was the same diet and workout I have been following for about two years now. I started with the recommended dosage and did not feel any negative effects, but did see results. I felt there was no need to alter a good thing, after all it was working. I lost the weight and could see a big difference in my overall appearance, but I started having spells of extreme panic and anxiety. I immediately stopped taking Hydroxycut and have lost all motivation for any physically challenging activities that I, at one time, would have loved to do. I am not sure if this is a permanent or temporary condition. I have been off of Hydroxycut for about 20 days and still have slight relapses of this very uncomfortable condition. I currently have an appointment with a doctor to find out exactly what is going on in my body.
I have read all of the current reviews and I'm not sure what to think. One thing I do know is that I didn't have this problem before taking Hydroxycut . Now it could potentially be a problem I am going to have to deal with for the rest of my life. For all of you that are going to respond to this trying make Hydroxycut sound like the best thing since sliced bread, feel free. You won't admit it, but you more than likely have something to lose by my negative response to the product (i.e. someone directly affected by the success of product, manufacturer, sales and marketing, public relations, etc.).
Please think about what you say. There are a lot of people out there that want to lose weight, but they certainly should not risk their health to do so. I have heard of other supplements that do practically the same thing without these effects, but again I only heard this. I do not want to mention the name of this product at the risk of this sounding like an advertisement and losing all validity (not that everything on the web is valid). The best thing I can recommend is DO YOUR HOMEWORK! To be quite honest, I would rather have been overweight than have these spells of panic and anxiety. It is definitely not worth it!
Response #1
Briefly: You can get effective help for anxiety and panic disorders. See your doctor ASAP. These symptoms may, as mine did, subside over time. But had I known just how well this problem can be treated, I would have taken advantage of it. Good luck!
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