Alli Review
2010's Top Diet Pill
Do any diet pills ever pass our strict rating criteria? YES, but it is a rare occasion. We don't recommend just any diet pill like Alli? We're looking for the cream of the crop. Diet pills with clinically-researched ingredients, at the clinical dosage that provide effective weight loss results. There are a few diet pills that have met this mark, and our favorite is Apidexin. You can read our review or go to the official site.
What is Alli?
Alli is FDA approved and they are pretty proud of it. Alli works by attaching to the enzymes in your body that help break down fat. Because Alli is attached to these enzymes, they do not break down the fat and it passes through your body instead of being absorbed. Alli is a fairly well known weight loss aid and is advertised fairly heavily.
Alli Ingredients:
Active: Orlistat (60mg)
Inactive: FD&C Blue 2, Edible Ink, Gelatin, Iron Oxide, Microcrystalline Cellulose, Povidone, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Sodium Starch Glycolate, Talc, Titanium Dioxide
Does Alli have a satisfaction guarantee?
Money back guarantees may vary. Alli is sold through local stores such as Walgreens and Wal-Mart, so all guarantees are subject to store policy.
Alli Conclusion
Alli is FDA approved, but all this really means for you is that you end up paying more. The pro with Alli is that it does keep your body from digesting some fat, but this is also the source of possibly the biggest con. You eat the fat and Alli blocks your body from digesting about 25% of it, so what happens to that 25%? Manny people will experience what are called “oily discharges,” basically you will be pooping your pants. Alli only contains one active ingredients and its sole purpose is to block fat, so don’t expect it to help with hunger, energy or your metabolism.
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Alli Review by Gary
August 14, 2010 @ 1:13 pmI tried Alli. Not a good experience! I didn’t lose any weight and I had oily leaks. I had multiple accidents before giving up and switching to adipozin.