Alli Diet Pills Review

In 2007 Alli became the first non prescription diet pill to given approved status by the  FDA (Food & Drugs Administration.) The FDA is the (US) body set up to oversee many industries to ensure that products are fit for human consumption.

So good so far.

Alli is promoted by removing itself from the diet pill market and calling itself a weight loss program or weight management system.

It was pretty much going to be a foregone conclusion that Alli would be granted approval as it is a lower strength version of the prescription diet drug Orlistat, better known by its brand name Xenixal. Read about Xenical

It is unusual for a commercially available diet pill to be given an approved status. The FDA’s normal practice is to reserve this accolade for the big pharmaceutical companies. 

Whether profit here is a driver or enters into the equationis pure speculation.

Products that compete in the over the counter diet pill market have little chance of receiving FDA approval regardless of how good, bad or indifferent they are.

What Is Alli

Alli is a 60mg Orlistat capsule. But as mentioned previously it is more than just a diet pill. It’s a weight loss program that works with you, not for you. Alli can help you lose 50% more weight than dieting alone it is claimed, but you have to do your part by changing the way you eat.

Alli is a fat blocker that can stop the absorption of over a quarter of dietary fat from food consumed. Fat blocking and fat binding is a very effective method of weight loss.

Does Alli Produce Side Effects

Alli most likley will not cause a serious health risk but does cause one well documented side effect - see below…

Does Alli Work - Is It Effective

Unabsorbed fat  from foods in its natural state it not pleasant to look at, nor is it pleasant to have it pass through your body. Many, many dieters have complained of an orange liquid being expelled quite frequenetly …and without warning. This has been coined the Alli Oops!

It is recommended for anyone using Alli  to remember to carry a change of underwear (or several)  where ever they go - and to plan your route around the location of public lavatories.

Alli can stop the absorption of fat - but then so can several other non prescription diet pills, without the embarrassing and irritating side effect.

Alli Summary - Should I Buy Alli

Alli’s big brother - Xenical, is proven to be effective and used to combat severe cases of obesity. It is used and prescribed by GP’s across the globe because, quite simply - it works.

The big negative with Xenical is that is can cause some pretty horrendous side effects - which is why is absolutley vital that Xenical be used only under strict GP guidance.

Alli - is a lower strength, diluted Xenical. Is a diluted substance as effective as an undiluted substance - obviously not.

Alli is commercially available to anyone, not just for the obese but even the casual dieter who requires periodic weight loss just for vanity reasons.

Alli, in most cases will not cause the nasty side effects of its full strength bigger brother.

Alli may force you to become a fully paid up member of the orange panties club.

Most importantly, virtually anyone can sell Alli!!! Even us here, at HoodiaQuarters!!!

So taking everything into account it is hard to recommend Alli.

Alternatives to Alli

Proactol - a fat binding diet pill that will not cause the embarrasing leakage issue and also has the added advantage of being a clinically proven diet product.

Proactol is distributed direct - it is unavailable to purchase from anywhere other than their official website.

Visit the Proactol website