Do you need an ally in your weight loss battle?

I haven't used it and won't be using it when it comes out. It is a weaker strength version of a prescription fat blocker. The prescription version has some potentially serious side effects because when it blocks the absorbtion of fat it also blocks the absorption fo fat soluble vitamins - A, D, E, and K along with other antioxidents that are fat soluble. It can also give you gas and diarrhea. The prescription version never had any major weight losses associated with it; 20 - 30 pounds was all that was EVER lost for people who weighed MORE than 250 pounds. Once they lost that amount of weight; they never lost another ounce no matter how long they took it. Plus, like the other OTC weight loss pills on the market; it comes with an insert that says you still need to "eat sensibly and exercise in order to lose weight". So alli has side effects that can be potentially serious AND it is really no more effective that any other weight loss product on the market. BUT, it is marketed by a major pharmaceutical company and they will be charging as much as they think they can get away with.

if you eventually use it and it works for you let me know