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Alli diet pills: Establishing a realistic weight loss plan

Posted by admin in Nutrition on 02 23rd, 2010 | one response

Alli diet pills, manufactured by GlaxoSmithKline, is not just an effective weight loss pill; it represents a whole new attitude towards the diet pill industry, and how dieters should use diet pills.

In the old days, diet pills were often peddled as cure-alls for weight loss, with no need to change your lifestyle. But GSK changed all that with the introduction of alli diet pills, the first over the counter diet pill approved by the Food and Drug Administration. Rather than promise that the alli diet pills would make you lose weight without the work, GSK emphatically declared that alli diet pills will not work with the dieter doing their part—namely eating low-fat foods and starting an exercise regimen.

The alli diet plan, which is accompanied by the alli Cookbook, is a comprehensive lifestyle makeover. Once you start the alli diet plan, you can join a whole community of dieters at www.myalli.com. At this site, you can share your dieting stories, swap recipes, ask for expert medical advice, and most importantly, get the support you need from like-minded people seeking to improve their bodies.

Alli works by preventing the absorption of up to 25% of the fat you’ve consumed. That way, you could lose up to 50% more weight than if you did not use alli. But regardless, you cannot expect to lose weight if you are not exercising regularly and eating a balanced, low-fat diet. GSK has taken pains to place realistic expectation. You can expect to lose maybe one to two pounds a week; the alli diet plan is not a lose weight fast scheme; it’s a long-term weight loss plan.

Consuming low-fat foods is crucial to alli. If you eat fatty foods, you might get hit with some of alli’s side effects. Alli side effects include loose bowel movements, gas, and oily discharge. These alli side effects are caused by the body ridding itself of the undigested fat, so the healthier your diet, the less pronounced the side effects will be. So, high-fat foods will increase alli side effects, while healthy, sensible food will greatly reduce these side effects.
As with any medication, you should consult with your doctor before embarking on the alli diet plan. Alli is not for everyone, but it can effective if you are changing your lifestyle and diet. By gradually increasing the rate of fat you absorb, you can make your weight loss more efficient. It’s nice to know that GSK does not claim that alli is a miracle drug that will melt away your fat automatically; it’s a team effort between your motivation, your body, and the alli diet pills.

One Response to “Alli diet pills: Establishing a realistic weight loss plan”

  1. Zachary says:
    May 13, 2010 at 4:47 pm

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