I am aware of the lothesome side effects, but if one could follow the plan and stay away from the fats, etc. it seems like it would work. Is it an appetite depressant as well?
Answer:
No, it is not an appetite suppressant. All it does is keep your body from absorbing about 25% of the fat that you eat. If you also adopt a good diet and exercise routine, you will lose weight 25% faster than if you didn't use the product at all. So, if you would lose ten pounds in two months (for example) with your diet and exercise, you would lose 12.5 pounds with Alli.
no pills work just change your diet and exercise, the good old fashioned way, and you are in control.
No it is not an appitite suppressant. At work two people have started using it and like the results. After hearing that I did a search for Alli questions on here and read up more on personal answers regarding the good, the bad and the ugly of it. I suggest you do the same here. Just type Alli in the box that says search for questions and read what real live people have said about it.
...it makes you crap oil. I mean... just think about that.
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