Strategies to lower weight gain whilst taking a anti psychotic

When it comes to weight & metabolic problems, there is a tendency to blame………………YOU :
• You’re not eating right.
• You’re sitting on the couch.
• You’re………….. WHATEVER !
But, the reality is, it’s seldom that simple. Yes, sometimes your habits and behaviours nudge you in the wrong direction. There is a lot of NOISE when it comes on this topic, so we could debate, which habits are problematic. The interesting thing, sometimes the problem is being caused by the medical fraternity, DIRECTLY.
What many people don’t realize is the prescription med they’re taking, is helping with one problem, while creating a new one. There are quite a few that have been directly implicated in weight gain and metabolic mayhem.
In this video, we take a look at the class of drugs known as the anti-psychotics. They’re typically used to treat serious mental illness, conditions like
• Schizophrenia
• Bipolar disorder
• Depression
It is recognized that all anti-psychotics cause a problem, but some are worse than others, why it happens is still contentious and the options to deal with it, are limited. But a team of researchers based in San Diego are looking for answers and what they’ve found MIGHT help you. And the great news is, their solution is something you can try on your own.

[@carnigoth]

This channel is so underrated. Could you please publish more about the "opposite" findings? Since they have an effect on insulin and satiety, what would be best timing to take L-Tyrosine, L-Dopa etc for example?

[@Betterbodychemistry]

II will look into it.............. thanks for the suggestion

[@carnigoth]

@@Betterbodychemistry thank you so much!

[@KayceeEnerva]

I cant take my antipshcyotics during the day because I need to take them for sleep.

[@joanlantis7391]

IS IT TAKING IT AT NIGHT OR TAKING IT ON AN EMPTY STOMACH THAT MATTERS MOST? SORRY ABOUT THE CAPS.

[@Betterbodychemistry]

This research is talking about the time of day that you take it i.e. at night. Taking a drug "on an empty stomach" or not, also has implications.