Alli is an over-the-counter (non-prescription strength)
medication, that is used as part of the MyAlli plan to help you lose weight.
This plan is online and free when you purchase Alli.
This low-dose version of orlistat promotes weight loss by
decreasing absorption of fat by the intestines, which in turn reduces the
number of fat calories that you absorb. Lipase, an enzyme found in the
digestive tract, breaks down dietary fat into smaller components so it can be
used or stored for energy.
How Does Alli Work?
Alli works by blocking lipase, which will prevent
it from breaking down the fat, while it is in your digestive tract. This
undigested fat then continues through the intestines, and then is eliminated
through bowel movements.
Alli is taken with fatty meals, and up to 3 times per day.
Because of how it works, it is recommended that you eat no more than 15 grams
of fat in each meal. If you eat greater amounts of fat, it can cause unwanted
side effects like diarrhea, critical bowel movements and gas having oily
spotting. This plan will help you get used to eating a healthier, lower fat diet, which will help you maintain your weight loss.
The weight loss benefits of Alli are modest; most of the
weight comes off during the first six months, and is generally an extra 3-5
pounds. Do not take it if you are already at a healthy weight, are taking
cyclosporine, or already have problems absorbing food. You should talk with
your doctor first if you are taking blood-thinning medication or you have diseases
like diabetes or thyroid.
No comments:
Post a Comment