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Hi,
From their marketing, Alli stops the absorption of about half the fat you eat. So it isn't a miracle pill, it works with you when you're eating healthily.
If you eat more than 15 grams of fat in a meal, it will make you have oily farts and diarrhea. Possibly without much warning, like in public. So be sure to read all about the side effects. It's pretty gross.
Actually, they do work when taken as directed and when incorporating a healthy diet and exercise plan into the mix. Alli is a weaker strength of the Rx Xenical, and yes, prkswllflwr is right about the side effects. I took the Xenical when it first came out and all I can say is that it's a good thing I have a sense of humor. I read somewhere that the average person farts 16-20 times per day - I farted enough to meet half the town's quota. Did I lose weight? Yep. I think I farted it off. :-)



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