alli slimming pills

[cath99]

does anyone here use the alli pills that block fats and help speed up loss ? my friend reccomended to me

 

[cath99]

does anyone here use the alli pills that block fats and help speed up loss ? my friend reccomended to me

should said there the legal ones from chemist lolol

 

[noblehead]

Although I know nothing about them I would check with the Pharmacist first before purchasing, just to be sure they won't interfere with any other meds you may be taking.

 

[cath99]

i did bit research and they seem fine for diabetics type 2 . worth a try i guess and thanks for the reply x

 

[catherinecherub]

Be careful Cath and make sure you follow a low fat diet whilst on them. If you eat a high fat meal you will suffer unpleasant side effects including severe flatulence, sudden bowel movements, stomach cramps and an oily discharge that takes a while to flush away.

People have been known to have accidents whilst on this stuff. An essential is a clean pair of underwear with you at all times.
Your pharmacist should have a consultation with you before he sells it.

Why not take the weight off at say 2lb per week by changing your eating habits.. That's 104lb in a year!!!!

 

[badcat]

People have been known to have accidents whilst on this stuff. An essential is a clean pair of underwear with you at all times.
Your pharmacist should have a consultation with you before he sells it.



havnt used the stuff myself but have a number of friends who have and have experienced explosive guts and "accidents"

 

[cath99]

i will be very careful and ask advice first . i thought id try it as it everywere i look at the minute, as for the flatulance /side effects i will be wary if i need to , i take ur advice seriously and will have consultation first to make sure its ok for me. i have lost a little weight but seem stuck now and working hard but it will coe in the end i think thanks agin for ur help x

 

[Alanp35]

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Be careful Cath and make sure you follow a low fat diet whilst on them. If you eat a high fat meal you will suffer unpleasant side effects including severe flatulence, sudden bowel movements, stomach cramps and an oily discharge that takes a while to flush away.

People have been known to have accidents whilst on this stuff. An essential is a clean pair of underwear with you at all times.
Your pharmacist should have a consultation with you before he sells it.

Why not take the weight off at say 2lb per week by changing your eating habits.. That's 104lb in a year!!!!

I' with catch cherub on this one. My GP and pharmacist were both less than enthusiastic due to "problems"

 

[Q007]

Evening, Would anyone agree that the Atkins is very similar to low carbs / no carbs. We all went on it when it first came to the UK and, sure enough the weight came off. I never went on it as, at that time, my weight was under par if anything. But it really shifted weight off those family members who went on it.

The book that came with it criticised the word ' diet ' in that it implied failure and, a few months ago, there was a panorama episode that reported almost all diets failed and worse so, people actually put on more weight when they stopped the diet. Atkins goes on to say that his was not a diet but a different eating / lifestyle change and therefore was far less likely to fail.

So it seemed we'd struck gold and then I remembered watching a TV programme that claimed people who stayed on the Atkins had heart desease and there were claims of Heart attacks and a trend of CHD was claimed. In fact, Dr Atkins himself died of heart failure and my wife had a heart attack.

But, it's what you believe, my wife was so young to have a heart attack the Brompton Heart Hospital rang us and asked if we would come to London for tests as the senior professor there was convinced there was a link to younger women having heart problems whom may have started the menopause, they also chastised her for smoking 30 fags a day. Saving the need for 10 more paragraphs I can't see harm in the Atkins way provided you're prepared to go through some of the reactions your body makes and the key feature of this is tiredness and feeling drained out as your body reacts to a massive depletion in carbs. My wife was losing 5lbs a week and was eating well so it most definitely works and, as you go on in time, you can start to introduce back some of the carbs and find your own level as weight will creep back up by doing so. The books and the pack was passed around the family and as I remember everyone lost weight, IF they could cope with the rapid change in eating style, but for sure you won't go hungry, feel depraved etc as you would on a 'diet'

These are just my view so please do read up for yourself. For me I've grown a bit of a belly overnight, I've stopped eating completely for up to 5 days at a time and I do lose some weight, but everywhere but the belly and I hear that abdominal fat comes with the gig when you're T2. I persuaded my GP to let me have some diuretics as we tend to store fat in the 'apron' area and I read that this can sometimes be fluid. I nearly wet myself a few times and did consider pampers but they bulged under my suit, so they don't work so despite what you may read, diuretics will not work in weight loss in most cases, few lbs maybe but don't let that encourage you.

I watched another documentary in November on health clubs and the surge in revenue growth in this sector and, absolutely, we must EXCERCISE but it's the road to heartache if you're expecting big losses in weight very quickly, in my experiences anyway and the documentary did state that. But, must re emphasise that we must do exercise and, for me anyway, accept that exercise is not just for weight loss.

Would be keen to learn of ANY diets or plans to get weight off and keep it off, kind regards, Q..

 

[luceeloo]

With regards to Alli tablets. I went on these some years ago when they were first available over the counter.
I ate a low fat diet, but even still, the side effects were awful.
I'm trying to avoid getting totally gross here, but there will be bum leakage... the dietary fat that alli blocks from being absorbed, well it comes out the other end and you have little control over it.

Weight-loss wise, I didn't find it helped any more than a low fat diet would have helped. Alli is another one of those short term fixes which works as long as you are taking it, but only a permanent lifestyle change can lead to permanent weight loss.

 

[luceeloo]

Evening, Would anyone agree that the Atkins is very similar to low carbs / no carbs. We all went on it when it first came to the UK and, sure enough the weight came off. I never went on it as, at that time, my weight was under par if anything. But it really shifted weight off those family members who went on it.

The book that came with it criticised the word ' diet ' in that it implied failure and, a few months ago, there was a panorama episode that reported almost all diets failed and worse so, people actually put on more weight when they stopped the diet. Atkins goes on to say that his was not a diet but a different eating / lifestyle change and therefore was far less likely to fail.

So it seemed we'd struck gold and then I remembered watching a TV programme that claimed people who stayed on the Atkins had heart desease and there were claims of Heart attacks and a trend of CHD was claimed. In fact, Dr Atkins himself died of heart failure and my wife had a heart attack.

But, it's what you believe, my wife was so young to have a heart attack the Brompton Heart Hospital rang us and asked if we would come to London for tests as the senior professor there was convinced there was a link to younger women having heart problems whom may have started the menopause, they also chastised her for smoking 30 fags a day. Saving the need for 10 more paragraphs I can't see harm in the Atkins way provided you're prepared to go through some of the reactions your body makes and the key feature of this is tiredness and feeling drained out as your body reacts to a massive depletion in carbs. My wife was losing 5lbs a week and was eating well so it most definitely works and, as you go on in time, you can start to introduce back some of the carbs and find your own level as weight will creep back up by doing so. The books and the pack was passed around the family and as I remember everyone lost weight, IF they could cope with the rapid change in eating style, but for sure you won't go hungry, feel depraved etc as you would on a 'diet'

These are just my view so please do read up for yourself. For me I've grown a bit of a belly overnight, I've stopped eating completely for up to 5 days at a time and I do lose some weight, but everywhere but the belly and I hear that abdominal fat comes with the gig when you're T2. I persuaded my GP to let me have some diuretics as we tend to store fat in the 'apron' area and I read that this can sometimes be fluid. I nearly wet myself a few times and did consider pampers but they bulged under my suit, so they don't work so despite what you may read, diuretics will not work in weight loss in most cases, few lbs maybe but don't let that encourage you.

I watched another documentary in November on health clubs and the surge in revenue growth in this sector and, absolutely, we must EXCERCISE but it's the road to heartache if you're expecting big losses in weight very quickly, in my experiences anyway and the documentary did state that. But, must re emphasise that we must do exercise and, for me anyway, accept that exercise is not just for weight loss.

Would be keen to learn of ANY diets or plans to get weight off and keep it off, kind regards, Q..

Funnily enough, I had the New Atkins diet book and cook book delivered today. I have decided to give it a bash as it's basically a more structured and intense version of the low-carb diet I've been following up until now. I've now got to the point where I need a bit of a post-christmas shake up, and I also needed a diet where I can open a book, look at an easy meal plan, and not have to think too much about it.
I'm starting Phase One (20g or less of carbs) on Saturday for two weeks. Will let you know how I get on!

 

[Q007]

Funnily enough, I had the New Atkins diet book and cook book delivered today. I have decided to give it a bash as it's basically a more structured and intense version of the low-carb diet I've been following up until now. I've now got to the point where I need a bit of a post-christmas shake up, and I also needed a diet where I can open a book, look at an easy meal plan, and not have to think too much about it.
I'm starting Phase One (20g or less of carbs) on Saturday for two weeks. Will let you know how I get on!

Yep, caught that, but do go careful. Personally I think it's the best one out there even with the tales I mentioned. You'll be full all the time just watch your energy readings and be prepared to get tired.

Will you let me know? The books I have are all in the garage and I can't find them, I'm sure they've changed some things. I'd take sit rep off you every week for a month if you'd go with that, kind wishes, Q..