diet pill
By dixie1
@dixie1 (1330)
United States
5 responses
@joey_matthews (8354)
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13 Jun 07
We had talks of this in our headlines last year, since them I haven't heard to much except that a few people who have tested have lost more weight than other methods.
I didn't see anything about it over here tho. (not today)
~Joey
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@joey_matthews (8354)
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13 Jun 07
Well that would be a good point.
Although it could be there only help and if tests are fine then it should be. Those examples I mentioned was doing exercise and eating healthily as the pill I'm talking about helps with stopping the function in the brain which makes us desire food.
I haven't heard of one which just takes the pounds off. :)
~Joey
@mansha (6298)
• India
14 Jun 07
I don't knopw about that but my advice is control your food habits progressively. Mothing can reduce weight like having four glasses of water on empty stomach, excersise and drinking two glasses of water before you start your meal. eat small meals frequently than ravishing three times a day. Nothing can beat that.
@RosieS57 (889)
• United States
14 Jun 07
Yes. It's called Alli and sounds like ally. It is OTC and is the same as prescription Xenical but half the strength.
It works by blocking the absorbtion of fat in the small intestine. Side effects include diarrhea and gassiness.
People that are expecting large losses of weight using this pill will be disappointed. Weight loss can be accelerated thru diet and exercise, and diet and exercise will be necessary to maintain any weight loss.
Alli will cost about $150 for each three month bottle. Since it is OTC the purchaser must cover the total cost.




