Alli Reviews

Alli Diet Pill Review - Is Alli any good? 

Now that the media frenzy over Alli has died down, cracks are already beginning to form in this anti-obesity "wonder drug".

Alli has been on sale in the US for several years where it has recieved as much condemnation as it has praise. 

Alli's UK debut (back in April this year) was a hugely successful affair, with over £1 million pounds worth of sales in the first week alone. This was due to heavy marketing by the pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline, who had an almost stupendoues advertising budget and made certain that the media picked up on the story.

So what does Alli contain that makes it so special?

Alli is actually an over the counter, low strength version of the prescription only drug Xenical.

Both Alli and Xenical contain the active chemical Orlistat which breaks down fat by attaching itself to your body’s digestive enzymes. This prevents your body from adsorbing and digesting up to 25% of the fat from your food. 

Is Alli safe?

More seriousley however, is the recent news that Alli is currently under investigation by the FDA (the US Food and Drugs Administration).

This is due to rising fears over the safety of the main ingredient Orlistat, which has been linked to liver damage and even death. 

The FDA is looking at over 1000 reports of liver problems and 24 cases of death on patients who have used Xenical (a stronger version of Alli) They are yet to make a decision if any, on the future of Alli. (Source - Daily Mail, July 09)

Alli Rating     3 / 5

Alli has helped countless people lose weight due to the unique approach of binding fat molecules in the gut. 

However it now appears Alli has a major contender in the form of Prickly Pear extract, which has been clinically proven to bind fat molecules using natural fibres. 

The Alli Alternative

While fat binders such as Alli can help reduce your daily fat intake, they are not considered a long term solution to weight loss. This is because you would have to keep using it continually to prevent any future weight gain, running the risk of increased side effects.

This is why appetite suppressants are still the most commonly sold type of diet pill available. Clinical studies have shown that the use of a natural appetite suppressant such as Hoodia Gordonii can re-train your long term eating habits while keeping hunger at bay. Hoodia is also free from any unwanted side effects.

For many dieters, the use of an appetite suppressant is only needed for a number of months before the stomach gradually and naturally shrinks (due to a reduction in calories), and find they are unable to eat the same portion sizes as before.

Top Rated Appetite Suppressant     4.5 / 5

UniqueHoodia contains 100% pure Hoodia Gordonii - a natural cactus plant extract which has been clinically proven to suppress appetite and reduce daily calorie intake by 1000-2000 kcals.

Read our UniqueHoodia Review to find out how it works and where to buy.