Alli Sounds Like Ally

When I hear Alli I think ally and that says friend; nothing short of genius in the marketing world.

This is a drug who’s purpose is to help those who are obese become motivated to live a healthy lifestyle, if it were that simple would you need a drug? In order for Alli to work you have to eat a low-fat, reduced calorie diet, do you not lose weight by following this diet plan even without a drug? One more important point here is that Alli is not an appetite suppressant so your desire for food is not going to change.

When using Alli you cannot consume more than 15 grams of fat per meal; what happens if you eat more fat per meal, make sure you have a change of clothes near by. Be prepared for loose stools, too-frequent stools, uncontrollable bowel movements, or gas with an oily discharge. But then this may not be a problem for most taking Alli, a healthy eating plan only includes around 30 grams of healthy fat per day.

Alli works by blocking 25% of the fat you consume, the problem is there is no way for this drug to know if the fat is harmful or beneficial. Omega 3 fatty acids are necessary for your brain to function, to aide your body in the absorption of certain vitamins, keep your skin lubricated, and your organs protected (including your heart).

Last but not least, it is critical that you check with your doctor if you are on any type prescription drug, there is a real danger of drug interaction. For that matter it may be wise to check for any possible interactions between Alli and other over the counter drugs.

Could this be a classic example of treating a symptom rather than finding a solution? 

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