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What is it?

Alli is a weight management and weight loss product for overweight adults. It can also be used to reduce the likelihood of weight regain after initial weight loss. Alli is recommended to be used in combination with a low-calorie, low-fat diet. The drugs primary mechanism of action is to inhibit gastrointestinal lipase, which blocks the digestion of fats from food. As with any medication, especially one that is intended to have long-term effects, it is important to follow your doctors instructions and the directions for use.

Composition

Allis composition is a carefully developed formula, the main active component of which is orlistat. This substance is responsible for the main effect of the drug, reducing the absorption of fats in the digestive system and, therefore, promoting weight loss.

  • Orlistat is a key ingredient that acts as a lipase inhibitor, reducing the amount of fat that the body can absorb from food.
  • Cellulose - used as a filler, providing the shape and size of the capsules, as well as their stability.
  • Gelling agents and stabilizers - help improve the solubility and absorption of active substances.

The combination of these components allows Alli to work effectively in the gastrointestinal tract, minimizing the risk of weight gain, provided that you follow a diet and exercise regularly.

How to use?

Using Alli requires following certain recommendations. It is worth starting with a consultation with a specialist who will assess individual characteristics and the need for using the drug. Correct use is the key to a successful result.

  1. The drug should be taken three times a day with water, during or immediately after the main meals containing fat.
  2. If a meal is missed or contains a small amount of fat, taking the capsule can also be skipped.
  3. A low-fat diet should be followed to minimize side effects and maximize the effectiveness of the drug.

It is necessary to remember that Alli works directly in the digestive system, preventing the absorption of a certain amount of fat, and does not act as a fat burner.

How does it work?

Alli works by inhibiting lipase, an enzyme that breaks down fats in the gastrointestinal tract. Without this fermentation, fats pass through the body without being digested, thereby reducing the amount of calories that enter the body.

Orlistat, the active ingredient in Alli, forms bonds with lipase enzymes, blocking them and preventing the breakdown of fat into components that the body can use. Thus, about a quarter of the fats that come with food are not digested and are eventually excreted from the body.

It is important to understand that the effectiveness of this drug depends on strict adherence to a low-calorie and low-fat diet, since any excess fat intake can cause unpleasant side effects.

Indications

Alli is most often used to treat overweight and obesity. Real results with any such drugs are achieved under certain medical indications and conditions, which include certain metabolic characteristics and lifestyle preferences.

  • Overweight or obesity, especially if the body mass index exceeds the established norm.
  • The need to maintain a reduced weight after a successful weight loss process.
  • The risk of cardiovascular disease due to excess body weight.

Sometimes, depending on the state of health and the presence of certain diseases, long-term use of Alli is permissible under the supervision of a specialist.

Contraindications

There are certain contraindications for the use of Alli that must be taken into account before starting a course of treatment. These restrictions are due to both the main and additional components of the drug, as well as its mode of action.

  • Allergy to orlistat or any auxiliary components of the drug.
  • Syndrome of chronic malabsorption of one or more groups of nutrients.
  • Problems with the liver or kidneys, which can be aggravated by interaction with active substances.

Before starting to take the drug, it is important to consult a doctor and, possibly, take certain laboratory tests to obtain information about the state of internal organs.

Side effects

Side effects from taking Alli may occur, but many users notice them only in a mild form. Moreover, with a properly followed diet, these manifestations can be minimized.

  • Abdominal discomfort, characterized by frequent loose stools and increased gas formation.
  • Light oily spots on underwear due to unformed fat releases.
  • Minor skin reactions, such as rash or itching, are indicators of decreased tolerance to the drug.

In case of more serious symptoms, including changes in skin or eye color, as well as severe pain in the abdomen, you must immediately seek medical help.

Frequently asked questions

How much is Alli in pharmacies?
The price of Alli may differ between pharmacies in the Australia.
Can I purchase Alli without a prescription?
Yes, Alli is available over the counter at our pharmacy.

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