Alley diet pils or Alli is the watered down version of orlistat. a prescription drug that is supposed to help obesity. It is the only FDA approved drug for weight loss. When used with a low fat low calorie diet and regular exercise, you are said to lose weight. Well if the government says it is true then time to be suspicious.
Alli diet pills absorb fat in the intestines, which reduces calories you absorb.
The lipase enzyme in the digestive tract breaks down fat into smaller bits, so it can be used for energy. Alli works by blocking lipase, thus stopping fat from getting absorbed. This is another brilliant idea. Stop something God designed.
The folks at Alli don’t make great weight loss claims. You see, orlistat has been around for about 10 years and it has never worked very well no matter what the strength. The problem is, that fat doesn’t cause people to get fat. Sugars do. So blocking the absorption of fat and passing it is only beneficial to reducing saturated fats, not weight.
You notice that they have you do exercise and eat a low calorie diet. Two things that do cause weight loss. So why do you even need the pills. See the article on best diet pills 2009 to find a few good diet pills that are cheap.
You may have noticed I misspelled Alley diet pils. Well I did it deliberately because that is what happens when someone types it too fast into the search engine. I am guessing this is how you ended up here and I want everyone to save money and avoid this really bad pill we have personally tried to confirm it is a waste of money.
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