Alli Weight Loss Pill

Just as Xenical, Alli contains a drug called “Orlistat.” In really simple terms, orlistat absorbs the fat from foods you eat every day, from fast food to ice cream. There are two ironies with such a wonder drug:

1- If you already eat healthy, Alli will block your healthy fats such as omega-fatty-acids and Vitamin D.
2- If you don’t eat healthy, you’ll pop a steak and feel just fine because you swallowed some Alli .This is a pill for the desperate who want now what they should have to work for. As our readers know by now, when reviewing a diet pill, we always stress that the vast chunk of any weight loss plan is a healthy diet and exercise. This pill takes away from a healthy diet, and promotes unhealthy eating habits.

How does Alli Work?

Alli is considered to be a fat blocker. The body uses natural enzymes to break down calories (fat, carbohydrates, and protein) when food is consumed. If you eat more than your body needs, it stores left over calories (as fat) for energy. Alli is designed to prevent the body from breaking down some of the consumed fat in the intestines. So what happens to the undigested fat? It get's released from the body as waste (in the form of a bowel movement). It's important to note that Alli does not prevent ALL of the consumed fat from being digested. Alli only reduces your total fat intake by about 23%.

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