alli Diet Weight Loss Supplement Pills, Orlistat 60Mg Capsules, 170 Count

alli (orlistat 60 milligram capsules) is your smart edge for weight loss. Among weight loss products, it’s the only FDA-approved over-the-counter weight loss aid. Orlistat, the active ingredient in alli, is a lipase inhibitor and works by binding to specific enzymes that break down fats. As a result, about 25 percent of the fat you consume is not absorbed and passes through the digestive system. Since the calories associated with this unabsorbed fat are not used, the number of calories that enter your system is reduced. You’re ready with alli by your side. alli (orlistat 60 milligram capsules) is a weight loss aid for overweight adults, 18 years and older, when used along with a reduced-calorie and low-fat diet. Read and follow label directions. alli orlistat 60 mg capsules weight loss pill refill pack (170 capsules) contains: A read me first brochure and up to 40-day supply. It is designed for people who are already using alli and have previously purchased the starter pack. Helps you lose more weight than dieting alone. Read the enclosed brochure for other important information. Diet and exercise are the starting points for any weight loss program. •Can a person overdose on alli capsules? No. Orlistat, the active ingredient in alli capsules is minimally (<2%) absorbed in the blood. However, taking more than the recommended dose can increase the likelihood of diet-related side effects. The recommended dosage is one alli capsule (60 mg) taken orally, three times daily with well-balanced meals that contain no more than 30 percent dietary fat. To ensure compliance, it is recommended patients take alli capsules with every main meal and that fat grams are distributed across the 3 meals. •In clinical studies, what was the drop-out rate due to GI adverse events? The drop-out rate due to GI adverse events was <5% for those subjects taking orlistat 60 mg, the active ingredient in alli. •Does the alli product have any common side effects? The most common side effects are gastrointestinal (GI) and are referred to as diet-related side effects. These effects are related to the way you take the product and how much fat you consume when taking alli capsules. By understanding how alli works, you can minimize the chances of experiencing these GI side effects (or diet-related side effects). alli capsules work by blocking the absorption of about 25% of the fat you consume. This undigested fat cannot be absorbed and passes through the body along with the calories in this fat. Eating a meal with too much fat, particularly when you first start taking alli, may result in bowel movement changes such as oily spotting, loose stools, and more frequent stools that may be hard to control. (You may recognize this unabsorbed fat in the toilet as something that looks like the oil on top of a pizza). By following the recommended reduced-calorie, low-fat diet, you can minimize the likelihood of experiencing these GI side effects. Depending on your gender, weight and activity level, the recommended diet will range from 1200 to 1800 calories per day, and fat grams will range from 40 to 60 grams daily. Using the Companion Guide, you can determine your calorie and fat targets. It’s important to keep in mind that not everyone (almost 50%) who takes alli experiences a diet-related side effect. If you do experience a GI side effect, it tends to occur early on when you first start taking alli, as your body adjusts to your diet and alli, and then subside with continued use. Even if you do not experience GI side effects, alli is still working to block the absorption of about 25% of the fat you consume. You should stop and ask a doctor if severe or continuous abdominal pain occurs. This may be a sign of a serious medical condition.