Doctors Visit

It would seem that a medication for something you have no symptoms for is a little "out there". If you do have blood sugar symptoms or tests, then do consider taking it. Unless I missed something, you have never mentioned anything about blood sugar issues, have you? Is this a doc who has known you? If so, then ask him if it really should be one or the other pill, not together.  If he is a pill doc, then I would run it by my regular doctor before i took anything else. 

Hes my family doc. He said they were safe to take together. And he was really like all about it...saying I should give them a try and it wil lspeed up the weight loss. I was all hyped up about it. But I wanted to research it. So I looked it up and I just got a bad feeling about it. The reactions and what not to it...I didn't like so...I figured why change what is working? But no my blood sugar and insulin is just fine. I am healthy person jut fat lol. Well I was looking at myself in the mirror...I ACTUALLy see the difference in my body. Its kind of amazing....like I had a bigger stomach where it kinda over hung in a way....well on my left side the crease of the roll so to say is gone...completely! I was LIKE OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lol....the other side is a slow learner hahaha...it has a little bit more to go. But yea to actually see the transformation is really hmmm nice. lol

If your insulin levels are totally normal- Don't take  the metforman! Good Lord I can't believe family medicine docs are rx'ing metforman to non-diabetic pts. with normal insulin levels!  FYI metforman does nothing to lower blood sugar levels, it only works to lower insulin levels. My OBGYN referred me to a Endocrinologist after getting my high insulin test results. It was the Endocrinologist that put me on metforman and my new eating plan... and she basically saved my life! I was well on my way to being a type 2.