Alli
Brand : Alli
Ingredient : Orlistat 60mg, FD&C Blue 2, Edible Ink, Gelatin, Iron Oxide, microcystalline cellulose, Povidone, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, sodium starch glycolate, Talc and Titanium Dioxide..
Wynonna Judd is going to be the new face, and future new body, of the weight-loss pill, Alli.
Judd, 44, has struggled with her weight for years and is ready to take on the role of an inspirational public figure for other women with weight issues.
Alli Diet Pills are weight loss supplements available in capsule form and sold over the counter in pharmacies and drugstores around the US. This “wonder drug” aims to prevent fat absorption (by 25 percent) so that the user retains fewer calories from what he/she eats. A primary component of the Alli Diet Pill is Xenical, also known as Orlistat.
Alli does not contain caffeine or any other type of stimulant. Orlistat, the active ingredient in alli, works by inhibiting the fat breaking enzyme lipase.
Good
- Alli Diet Pills can be purchased easily and conveniently via the official website.
- Alli does not require a doctor’s prescription.
- Alli Diet Pills are approved by the FDA.
- Alli is available without a prescription.
Bad
- The official Alli website fails to offer a money-back guarantee.
- Alli does not offer a free trial sample via the official website.
- Consumer testimonials are absent from the official website.
- Some individuals may be allergic to certain ingredients found in Alli Diet Pills.
- Alli Diet Pills can cause loose stool and flatulence.
- Taking Alli Diet Pills can result in a vitamin deficiency.
- No before and after photos are offered on the Alli website as proof.
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Anonymous
January 11, 2009 at 4:53 AM
alli (lower case) is an amazing new slimming tablet that is selling like crazy.
This drug is a lower strength Xenical. This is the only pill in town if you want to lose weight. So the manufacturers claim....
They also claim no need for exercise or a change in diet - which is naive at best, completely false at worst.
What they do not tell you is that you will have to take several changes of underwear everywhere you go for the duration of the course. You will have to become extremely knowledgable of the wherouts of the local lavatories whenever you are out and about.
There is nothing truly remarkable about this tablet. It is just another fat blocker.
Anonymous
January 11, 2009 at 4:55 AM
I'm on day 5 of the Alli program. I thoroughly read all of the booklets that came with the starter pack ($63 for the starter pack with 120 caps at Costco) and it clearly states that to lose the weight and for Alli to be successful you must do your part - keep to your calorie count per day as well as the stated fat grams per day / per meal.
So far so good - I purchased a digital food scale, found a good calorie counter online, have been keeping a daily food journal with calorie counts and fat gram counts and taking Alli at each of my 3 meals. I have had ZERO "treatment effects" (ie oily discharge, etc.) Actually, the thought of that happening is keeping me on track.
I think the best thing for me with Alli so far is the fact that if I don't stick to eating well and exercise that I'm going to pay for it in ways that scare the doo-doo out of me (har har) and I just don't want to go there. ew
My husband is also doing this with me - the great part with him is that he has been sleeping in our recliner for almost a year now with nightly heartburn and taking zantac (too much meat and high fat foods) and for the past 4 nights he has had zero heartburn - yes!
I've been doing the typical struggle with weight for years now and I'm not looking to Alli to be my savior - actually I don't really care if I don't lose 1 additional pound due to the pill - the fact that my sticking to a set calorie amount, fat amount and exercise with be just what I need to lose the weight. I just don't want those nasty effects =)
Cheers!
~Wen
Anonymous
January 11, 2009 at 4:55 AM
i am taking alli. i have been taking it for a little over a week now. at first i was dissapointed. i saw no results. i actually gained weight within the first few days. i was pissed!
2 days ago i started noticing a loss. i've lost 4 lbs now. i have no treatments effects at all. but i've also been following a very low fat/calorie diet. i dont exercise much, so this is all the pill.
i'v heard the good, the bad, and the ugly about this pill, but i like it. i took phentermine for 3 months and it was the only thing that worked for me. i guess i can add alli to my list. i think it's worth a try.
Anonymous
January 11, 2009 at 4:56 AM
I have been on Alli for a couple of weeks now and have had no real side effects. There has only been one time when I ate a fattening meal and it made me really bloated. But, some gingerale took care of that. So far, haven't noticed a whole lot of weight loss. But, they say it possibly takes 6 months for 10 pounds. So, I guess thats around 2 pounds per month. Still like the fact that it doesn't make my heart skip a beat or cause nervousness like other pills I have taken.
Anonymous
January 13, 2009 at 9:14 AM
alli (lower case) is an amazing new slimming tablet that is selling like crazy.
This drug is a lower strength Xenical. This is the only pill in town if you want to lose weight. So the manufacturers claim....
They also claim no need for exercise or a change in diet - which is naive at best, completely false at worst.
What they do not tell you is that you will have to take several changes of underwear everywhere you go for the duration of the course. You will have to become extremely knowledgable of the wherouts of the local lavatories whenever you are out and about.
There is nothing truly remarkable about this tablet. It is just another fat blocker.