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What is Alli?

Alli is a drug that works with your body when you’re trying to lose weight. It targets the fat absorbing enzymes in your body and stops them from working, thereby sending the fat straight through your waste system and not allowing the body to absorb it. Alli is perfectly healthy because it only targets the fat, it still allows your body to digest protein and carbohydrates. Alli is not a “miracle cure” it works with you when you’re dieting. In theory, for every 2lb you lose on your own, you will lose an extra 1lb through Alli.

How much should I take?

The recommended dose is 60 mg (one capsule) taken with each meal that contains fat, up to 3 times a day. It is best if you take Alli with the meal, but you can take it up to an hour after the meal, if necessary (taking it later will make it less effective). If you skip a meal or eat a meal without fat, you should skip your Alli dose.

What are the side effects?

Alli does have side effects but not all people suffer with them. The most common side effects associated with Alli are wind with or without oily spotting, sudden or more frequent bowel movements, fatty or oily stools and loose stools. These side effects are also known as diet-related treatment effects, as they are often caused by what you eat and by the way Alli works. If you follow a low fat diet, it is unlikely you will experience any problems. However, if you eat too much fat you increase your chances of experiencing these side effects.

Who should buy Alli?

Do not take Alli if:

You have had an organ transplant. Alli interferes with the medicines used to prevent transplant rejection
You are taking cyclosporine
You have been diagnosed with problems absorbing food
You are not overweight

Ask a doctor before use if:

You have ever had gallbladder problems
You’ve ever suffered with kidney stones
You’ve ever had pancreatitis
You are taking warfarin (blood thinning medicine)
You are taking medicine for diabetes or thyroid disease (your medication dose may need to be adjusted)
You are taking other weight loss products.

IF YOU ARE PREGNANT OR BREASTFEEDING DO NOT TAKE ALLI.

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