Alli
Overview
Contrived with prudence by GlaxoSmithKline, alli is a radical preparation
for obese and overweight. Being a low dose of Xenical, which is available
by prescription, alli helps people in losing 50 percent more weight when
compared with dieting alone. Clinically proven weight loss pill, alli
is also recognized as Orlistat. It is intended to be utilized in overweight
adults along with a comprehensive support program. These weight
loss pills work at best when combined with a low-fat and reduced calorie
diet.
Patient information
Orlistat is a most viable and safe weight loss alternative considering
the fact that now consumers expend billions of dollars every year on potentially
perilous and unproven weight loss supplements, fad diets and diet pills.
Proffering a revolutionary approach to weight-loss, alli or low dose of
Xenical is indicated to be used in overweight
adults, who are not below 18 years.
Instructions for dosage
These weight loss pills are recommended to be used thrice a day along
with meals comprising fat. When consumed at meal-time, Orlistat wedges
nearly 25 percent of the total fat consumed by an individual per meal.
The fat content should not be above 15 gm per meal.
Missed dose
If you forget to take a dose, skip the missed and resume the intake of
alli diet pills as per your scheduled dosing plan. Do not take a double
dose to compensate the missed dose.
Associated side effects
Inform your doctor if any of the below mentioned side effects occur or
changes in severity:
- Anxiety
- Arthritis
- Back pain
- Diarrhea
- Dizziness
- Oily stools
- Fatigue
- Flu
- Urinary tract infections
- Vomiting
Amid above stated side effects, the incidence of fatty
or oily stools can be alleviated by regular intake of a low-fat diet.
Points to be considered before taking alli
- Do not consume alli diet pills if you have chronic malabsorption
syndrome, or cholestasis.
- Avoid the intake of orlistat if you are allergic to it
- Alli's side effects may become even worse if one continues the
intake of a high -fat diet.
- Orlistat also augments the likelihood of
kidney stones.
Drug interactions
The effect of alli might be amplified or alleviated if taken with following
medicines:
- Warfarin (Coumadin)
- Cyclosporine (Sandimmune and Neoral)
Storage directions
Store these weight loss pills in an air tight container at room temperature. |
