If you can get rid of your sweet and starch cravings, you can stop binging. If you can stop binging, you can stick
to a low carbohyrate diet and finally lose weight. The best way to curb your carbohyrate cravings is to take
advantage of a number of safe and effective prescription medication that can signficantly impact how much you
want sweets and starches. The antidepressant Aplenzin helps many patients lose anywhere from a pound a
month to a pound a week, by decreasing carbohydrate cravings. The diabetic drug Januvia can help decrease
carbohydrate cravings on a low carbohydrate diet, by diminishing blood sugar swings. The migraine medicine
Topemax can significantly decrease out of control sweet and starch cravings. The alcohol abuse drug naltrexone
can also help you not eat carbohydrates. The anti-seizure medication Zonegran works too, making you less
interested in sweets and starches. Used appropiately under medical supervision, all of these drugs are safe and
effective, and can help you lose weight by significantly decreasing your carbohydrate cravings – which stops
binging.