Enyone try Alli???

Well.. you will defenately see results! Though probably not where you want.

http://thewvsr.com/alli.htm

Don't move too far from one of these:

for 15 lbs alli is not really what you need. now if you were trying to lose 50-60 lbs it might be more useful. its just the side effects are not worth going through to lose that little weight and as soon as you are done you will put it right back on because you have to change how you think about food to lose weight. losing weight is fairly easy most have issues keeping it off after especially the ones that use drugs chemicals and fads to do it.

I used Alli because I could get it half price in the GSK company store...
It does what it says; it causes some of the fat you eat to pass through your body and not be absorbed. This means you had better eat the recommended amount of fat or there will be all sorts of excess passed!. I did well for a while and kept strictly to the rules.
Two problems. I don't really believe fat is evil; I think it has a place in nutrition. If you have a piece of cake at a birthday party there will be a nasty price to pay.
Alli builds up in your system to the degree that if you decide to quit you have to give it a few days to clear out, you can't just decide one morning to go back to eating normal, you have to ease off of it It was not a sustainable lifestyle and says in the instructions not to use for extended period.

I haven't tried it but my husband works with doctors and talked to them about it. One of the doctors said it would work but the side affect is as mentioned above (toilet hugging). It will likely train you to not eat fat foods because you'll have the runs when you do eat fat foods. You can do that yourself without the cost or runs though!

Again, not personal experience just what my husband learned talking to a doctor friend.

First off. Alli isn't a wonder drug, it won't show results by itself. Only when adding Alli to a proper diet and cardio plan will you see weight loss. You can expect a small increase in weight loss when done in such a fashion. If you don't take your diet or cardio seriously, you won't get any added benefits besides the side affects.

Second, the way Alli works is that it inhibits the breakdown of some of the fats you eat. What happens to the fat you don't break down? Slides right out of you. So this is more of a drug to take when you have immediate access to the facilities, not something to take during the days you work an 8 hour shift with few breaks. That being said, if you start it, you should finish it, on and off use of this product won't help.

If you do begin taking it, its pretty important to take a multivitamin everyday since Alli will prevent you from absorbing your normal supply of fat soluble vitamins.

When you decide to stop taking Alli, you should decrease your calories by 20% (do not go under 1200 calories) otherwise you will begin to regain some of the weight lost.

I poop in the toilet, not in my pants.
My Mom made absolute sure of this way before I started kindergarten.
She would be very upset with me if changed my ways now.

Yes. I tried the Rx version and the OTC version. Side effects are not pretty. I would highly suggest not trying it unless you want to walk around in diapers and being single with no social life.

I have. I didn't have any problems with it. So far I lost 30 lbs. But I resently ran out and didn't have the money to buy some but I seen I was still losing weight so I won't be using it anymore because I seen I was really doing it on my own. Don't waste your money.