REVIEW ON SUPER APETI TABLET/ how to gain weight/ super apeti #weightgain

Product reviewed

Super Apeti tablets/sachets (marketed for weight gain and appetite stimulation).

Key features / what it claims to do

• Increases appetite to help the user eat more, leading to weight gain.
• Described as containing cyproheptadine (an anti-allergy drug used here for loss of appetite and appetite stimulation).
• Also described as a multivitamin.
• Intended to help people with issues like:
  • Loss of appetite
  • Not eating enough
  • “Gaining weight in the right place” / improving overall body weight

How the reviewer says to use it

• Reviewer preference: take at night, about 30 minutes before dinner, to avoid daytime sleepiness (for school/work).
• Typical label guidance mentioned: 1 in the morning and 1 at night, but the reviewer avoided daytime dosing due to fatigue.
• Reviewer’s approach: start with once daily at night until the body adjusts.
• Duration discussed:
  • One sachet seems to cover about 10 tablets
  • The reviewer mentions using it for ~20 days, while also describing shorter stretches like 5–10 days

User experience / effectiveness (as reported)

• After taking it at night, the reviewer reports:
  • Dizziness
  • Grumpiness/irritability
  • Sleepiness and wanting to go to bed
• Upon waking, appetite increased:
  • The reviewer says they started eating real food more consistently (not only junk food).
• Weight change claimed by the reviewer:
  • Current weight reported: 55 kg
  • Previously: 51 kg
  • After taking it: ~+4 kg (timeline in subtitles is unclear, but follow-up is mentioned in “two weeks or three weeks”)

Side effects mentioned (pros/cons)

Negative effects / side effects

• Blurry vision
• Nausea
• Weakness
• Sleepiness/tiredness
• Constipation

The reviewer also specifically mentions:

• Dizziness
• Irritability/grumpiness after taking it at night

Safety framing / adjustment

• The reviewer suggests side effects may be stronger at first (“first or second try”), and then the body may get used to it.

Allergy warning (as described)

• If severe effects occur quickly (within about 10 minutes), such as feeling very weak/sleepy or “not feeling well,” the reviewer implies it may be an allergy and to stop.

Important caution (specific contraindication)

• Nursing mothers/breastfeeding: the reviewer says do not take.

Pricing / value (as stated)

• Cost mentioned:
  • Around 150 (currency not clearly specified)
  • Full box/sachet pack around 250–300
• Reviewer repeatedly describes it as affordable/cheap.

Packaging / dosing quantities mentioned

• One sachet contains 10 tablets.
• Total pack contains 20 tablets (implying two sachets per pack).

Overall comparisons to other products

• No clear head-to-head comparison with other weight-gain pills is provided.
• The main “comparison” is about timing (avoiding morning dosing due to sleepiness).

Unique points mentioned (summary)

1. Presented as safe/effective weight gain support.
2. Contains cyproheptadine for loss of appetite and appetite stimulation.
3. Also described as having multivitamin benefits.
4. Appetite increase leads to more eating and possible weight gain.
5. Side effects listed: blurry vision, nausea, weakness, sleepiness, constipation.
6. Reviewer experience: dizzy, grumpy, wants to sleep after taking at night.
7. Reviewer reports waking with an increased desire to eat.
8. Reviewer says eating shifted toward real food and higher-protein foods (details not fully clear).
9. Suggested timing: 30 minutes before dinner at night.
10. Label-style instruction mentioned: 1 morning + 1 night, but the reviewer’s schedule didn’t suit that.
11. Suggested trial: start once daily at night until the body adjusts.
12. Duration mentioned: up to about 20 days (with shorter segments also mentioned).
13. Breastfeeding/nursing: should not take.
14. Early strong adverse reaction may be allergic—stop.
15. Claimed weight gain: 51 kg → 55 kg (about +4 kg; timeline unclear).
16. Pricing: ~150 per unit and ~250–300 for a full pack (currency unclear).
17. Dose/pack: 10 tablets per sachet, 20 tablets per box.
18. Reviewer calls it affordable/effective and says it was “no side effect” to them personally (despite listing side effects).

Speaker breakdown

• Single main speaker/reviewer throughout (no multiple distinct speakers identified).

Concise verdict / recommendation

Based on the video, Super Apeti (cyproheptadine + multivitamin) is presented as an appetite-stimulating weight-gain aid, with the reviewer claiming notable weight gain. However, it is also associated with common notable side effects (sleepiness, nausea, constipation, blurry vision) and the reviewer emphasizes avoiding morning dosing and not using if breastfeeding.

Recommendation from the video: consider it only if you specifically need appetite stimulation for weight gain and can tolerate potential drowsiness; otherwise, be cautious and follow contraindications/stop if adverse reactions occur.