Alli (60mg)
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Product Reviews of Alli (60mg)
Product Review: ALLI ORDER
Summary: 5 Stars
Great Service AND the Date is Correct - Not a counterfeit, that the news has brought up last week (2-2010) in some cases!Fast Ship too! Product Review: Alli: A wait to lose weight
Summary: 3 Stars
Hello:
Recently I purchased a bottle of Alli. I love the Alli diet pill. It works, no doubt about it. Use it in combination with a low fat diet and you will lose about 5 lbs a month, at least thats how it worked for me two different times. Its a great diet pill. My only beef: This last time I ordered it was too long of a wait for delivery. I waited about two weeks. When you are about to run out of the pill and order it you should receive it within one wk. Two weeks is entirely tooooo long. I didn't have any pills for about a week and a half. Knocked me off my diet.
Serene
Product Review: Best Bargain
Summary: 5 Stars
It took about a week to receive the product, but you just can't beat the price. It is about $20.00 higher at Walmart and about $25.00 higher at Target. Product Review: Product helped with belly fat and curbed my appetite
Summary: 5 Stars
I used alli for about 4months. I found that it really helped to control my appetite and I lost mostly bellyfat. I lost a total of 30pounds but also coupled it support from sites like [...]. All in all, this is a great product. Product Review: Fat blocker -- so it doesn't work for those who eat too many carbs/sugar calories (only)
Summary: 2 Stars
I thought I would post this info that took me hours to find at Universal Drugstore dot com.
A doctor recommended I try Alli rather than an appetite supressant (I had requested an FDA approved prescription rather than risk ill effects of over the counter or those found online with possible origins in Asia) that speeds heart/raises BP. The good thing about Alli is that doubling the standard dose is the equivalent of the $400 drug, Xenical. Same results. Same medication.
However, I generally eat quite healthy -- never eat fried foods, or rich fatty foods, no pastries or desserts. However, I do intake too many calories of carbs and as of the holidays, sugary calories as well. I explained this to my doctor.
After the holidays, I've resumed my typical diet of non-fat sources of food, lean meats, fiberous veggies and for treats, fruit and Kashi bars. However at night, when I want a snack, I eat too many calories for my final meal. One of my favorite treats is Jello pudding made with nonfat milk after dinner.
Combined with being mostly sedentary on the job, I've gained 15 lbs since October. Upon researching this product, it only works for those who consume more fat than I currently intake.
In fact, if I followed their ([...]) 1200 calorie diet (online) I would have to modify, albiet worsen, my diet where the caloric breakdown of their site 1200cal menu would leave me with over 9% of my calories coming from fat (where I strive to stay below 6 currently) and carb intake of 50% of my calories, protein would be 18% of my calories and sugar intake would be significantly over what I normally allow for myself. My calories are roughly 30 Fat-30 carb-40 protein currently.
Xenical doesn't work unless you intake "fat-based calories." I guess what I need is an appetite suppressant...despite what the doctor suggested.