I know it is still early for results, but I was wondering if anyone had tried Alli and what the results were?
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My mother bought ALLI about 2-3 weeks ago. She's the kind of person who looks for a "quick fix", and i'm the kind who knows it takes hard work to lose weight...and KEEP it off! She most definitely experienced all of the bad side effects that so many have been talking about on ByeDr.com: loose oily stools, spotting, really bad gas, etc. But as I said before, she was looking for a quick fix! She didn't hardly follow the diet plan, and she would cheat all the time. She hates reading labels, so she did it rarely, not really seeing how many fat grams were in everything that she put in her mouth. I decided, since i've been trying to lose weight again recently (15 lbs. so far!) I might as well get some extra help since it's beach season now. I religiously read all labels, and I do work out. I don't even really like working out that much, but I make myself like it! I lost about 3 lbs. so far, but it's still early; I know i'm gonna be seeing consistent results! I have had an occasional run in with the bathroom in the almost 1 week i've been taking it, but we are all human. Sometimes I knew I was eating to much fat in one meal, and would suffer the consequences later, but that's why i LOVE ALLI, b/c it makes you AWARE of what NOT to eat. If you know you're going to be on the toilet for a 1/2 hr. singing the blues over one of the worst bowel movements you've ever had, you'll think twice about accepting that double glazed donut your friend is offering you! And w/o even realizing it, you've also just banished about 350 calories form your day as well. If you eat right, you won't have all these horror stories you're gonna hear about...and ALLI forces you to think about what you're going to eat...i love it! I've got about 25 more lbs. to go before i'm at a healthy BMI, and before I look great in a bikini! I think everyone who has 20+ lbs. to lose should try it! GOOD LUCK!
If you know it's still early, why do you think anyone would have results already?
The over the counter drug Alli is a lower dose of a prescription drug that has been around for a couple of years.
I participated in the stage 3 tests a bunch of years ago. I dropped out, it was awful.
What it does is not allow your body to process about 1/4 of the fat you eat. Fat is dense in calories. You have to take supplements of a number of fat soluble vitamins because you may become deficient in them.
The worst thing is when you poop. It burns feels greasy and you basically ahve to take a shower after each BM.
If you eat to much fat at any meal you will be running (and leaking as you run) to the washroom within minutes.
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