How alli works?
alli works in a unique way. The active ingredient, orlistat, attaches itself to some of the body’s natural enzymes that break down fat, so you don’t absorb it. This prevents around 25% of the fat you eat from being absorbed.
alli is clinically proven to boost weight loss when added to a reduced calorie, lower-fat diet. alli is the first pharmacy-only weight loss aid licensed for use throughout Europe - it isn't a miracle pill or quick-fix solution. It encourages steady, gradual weight loss and helps to reward your efforts where it matters - the scales.
alli isn’t a stimulant or an appetite suppressant. It's formulated to work only in your digestive system and should not affect your heart rate, your brain or cause sleeplessness. The safety and efficacy of orlistat, the active ingredient in alli, has been established in more than 100 clinincal studies with data from over 30,000 people.
alli knows that to achieve healthy weight loss you simply need to eat a reduced calorie, lower-fat diet and be a bit more active. Taking alli on top of this simply helps your hard work, work harder.
Side Effects
Like all medicines, alli can cause side effects, although not everybody gets 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.
It is important to remember that if you stick to your recommended fat target, it is unlikely you will experience any problems. However, if you eat too much fat you increase your chances of experiencing diet-related treatment effects.
In a ‘real-world’ 3 month study of alli use, less than 9% of people on alli stopped following the programme due to these effects. In fact, many users have told us that these effects were a signal that the capsules were working and helped them maintain healthier eating patterns.
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