Do these pants make my BOOTY look bigger?. . .over-the-counter fat loss drug, Alli, released June 15th. . .

[NewtonMP2100]

Heard this on the news. . .


. . .1/2 the dose of the prescription drug Xenical (orlistat). . .


officially released over-the-counter June 15th. . .but will cost about $150 for a 3 month supply. . .

it works by blocking fat absorption.

BUT. . .SIDE EFFECTS. . .


. . .gas problems, diarrhea, abdominal pain, oily stools and probably most embarrassing they might have the inability to control those stools from coming out. (a.k.a. "skid marks") blech!!

Besides blocking fat, Alli also blocks the absorption of key nutrients. So patients may need to supplement. . .

. . .this drug also blocks all those essential fats that we need to be healthy.

Those acids include omega-3 fatty acids, which is why you're hearing about all the benefits of eating oily fish like salmon. But people who are taking this drug are inevitably blocking the absorption of these essential fatty acids as well as blocking the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins that go along with them. Some of those vitamins are extremely important to human health. The fat-soluble vitamins include vitamin E, vitamin A and vitamin D.


DIRECT LINK to lose the junk. . .in your trunk. . .or WORST?

[kap]

Do these pants make my BOOTY look bigger?
No, but the booty makes those pants look biggER

[rgG]

Sounds like it will be best if you work from home. I wouldn't want to be caught in rush hour traffic when some of those side effects kick in, would you?

[mikebw]

Well, you could just wear a diaper, but that would tend to counteract any benefits of a smaller bum.

[Lux Interior]

If it blocks key nutrients, what good would supplements do?

Wouldn't it block those, too?

[Racer X]

there you go again, making sense. knock that off.