Consumer Review: Xenadrine Made Me Shaky And Nervous And Caused Me To Freak Out In Front Of Everyone During Class.
Hi, I am a 19 year old female and I first took Xenadrine about three weeks ago. When I took two pills before breakfast, I went to my class. In class, I started freaking out. I was sweating, shaking, and very nervous. Everyone thought I was crazy. I want to know how can I fit this into my schedule. I don't want to take any more pills in the morning because I got very scared last time. Should I take 2 pills in at about 3pm and not eat any lunch? Will they work the same? Someone please help.
Response #1
If you are "feeling" xenadrine, you're taking too much. Try taking half of the recommended dose. I weigh 145 and take one in the morning (30 minutes before breakfast) and one pill before lunch. Some days I add a third pill around 4pm, but some people can't take one after 4 because then they won't sleep at night. I've lost 6 pounds in 2 weeks and I feel great. Just remember to eat after taking Xenadrine, it'll help alleviate the buzzy feelings.
Response #2
If the pills are making you feel this way, then I would stop taking them. No weight loss plan is more important than your health.
Response #3
I have to say that you are right actually! I only took one capsule - twice a day - and I had unusual reactions as well. It also made my sister shaky and it made both of us particularly irritable. I nearly snapped my boss's head off at one point! I have stopped taking them, and feel like I am back to my normal self. It was very strange!
Response #4
I don't think Xenadrine is for everyone. I've been on it for a couple days and I love it already. I have so much energy! No negative effects at all. It's giving me lots and lots of energy, I have no appetite now (eating less) and it's made it easier to work out and drink water (energy makes me want to work out and working out makes you want to drink more water). I take 1 pill 3 times a day. I really wanted to take the max you could take. I'm glad I started off slow, Xenadrine is very potent. I wish I had taken it sooner. I really think it's going to help me get to my weight loss goal. I sleep great. I do notice that I get up earlier. But for me, that's also a plus. I think it's having negative effects on people that aren't truly overweight. If you only want to lose a little weight, you shouldn't be on Xenadrine.
Response #5
I just started taking Xenadrine less than a week now, and I'm up to the regular dosage. I was taking Hydroxycut about a year ago and it made me physically sick. Some people prefer one over the other. You have to realize that Xenadrine (and other supplements) are going to give people different reactions. I am taking this supplement to tone up my body and hopefully maybe lose a little weight, although I am not considered an overweight person. You see people writing some negative reviews, and I could understand why they would be angry. Nothing ever works for everyone. If it did, then everyone would have a perfect body.
Response #6
My roommate took Xenadrine last year, and she looked great. My boyfriend and I decided to try it. It made him unusually irritable and me very nervous. He stopped, and begged me to as well. I continued to take it regularly. I lost my appetite and began to feel depressed. When I took them, I felt like I was high on drugs. After coming down, I felt unusually depressed. This is only from taking two or three. I now take one or maybe two in the morning and still get a little jittery, but other than that it gives me an energy boost and curbs my appetite. I think that if anyone feels any weirdness because of this drug, either cut it down to one in the morning or just quit taking it. Your health and state of mind are way more important.
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