Diet Pills & Tablets - ALLI Capsules - Say HI to Anal Leakage
I had dinner with four of my best gal pals last night. After a fun filled afternoon of discount shopping at our local retail stores. Major topic of discussion: Diet Pills
Basically boiled down to what we all have tried, what works and what made us feel like crack heads?
The conversation started with my friend who recently had a baby yet somehow managed to shed all the baby weight in about 4 months! Miraculous by “regular” people standards. Turns out she has been taking “ALLI” diet pills. Bottomline it doesn’t make you sweat or feel overheated like (Hydroxycut and Xenadrine) and you don’t get the racing heart syndrome and shakes that accompany those products, what you do get though is ANAL LEAKAGE!
Straight up! If you eat bad stuff (ex. fatty foods, oily foods, etc.) what Alli does is prevents your body from absorbing it. So if you’re not absorbing it, there is only one other place it could go? OUT! She said she started spotting “oil” when she first started using it and it made her gasy.
Strange part is, as gross as she said it was, she actually thought it was kind of cool because she felt it worked since she could actually see the results in her underwear. Yeah, go figure I have strange friends right? Sorry but I thought that part was super gross. The “anal leakage” she says provided the incentive in eating well, to avoid the gas and perhaps “accidents” while out.
Well, in her case it worked. The lass lost the weight, but I ask you… is the anal leakage worth it?
I use to work in the pharmacy and this product reminded me of what use to be a prescription drug, Xenical that garnered similar results, turns out the Alli diet pill itself is a reduced strength version of the prescription weight loss drug Xenical (also known as Orlistat). So that makes sense.
Well girls it works if you are interested, as for me … I think I will sit this one out. 
Price $59.95 for 150 capsules
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