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No, appetite suppressants will cause the opposite reaction, an increased metabolism.

There are two forms of appetite suppressant, those that alter your hormones chemically that are called anorectics, and those that are more natural but can suppress your appetite by either being slow to digest or expand in your stomach.

Appetite suppressants fall under the anorectic class of remedy, which actually means without appetite. They reduce the appetite by tricking the brain into thinking youre full, thus diminishing hunger and decreasing caloric intake. In addition to helping you feel less hungry, when you do eat, they also help you feel full sooner. This too will decrea

Natural appetite suppressants can be just as effective as those available on prescription. They may even be a better option as often those prescription only appetite suppressants come with  side effects that should be avoided.

This really depends on what type of birth control you are using, and the brand of appetite suppressant you are using too.