Does the Alli Diet Pill Work? My 30-Day Challenge: Alli Diet Pill Results
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My 30-Day Challenge: Alli Diet Pill Results
I quit smoking after several years with the prescription drug Chantix, but I picked up another habit: FOOD (and anxiety, but that’s another story altogether). I phoned my mom: “Mom, it’s been three months since I quit smoking… but I can’t stop eating!” My mom said, “Then tell your doctor.” I replied, “Let’s fight one battle at a time, thank you.”
And boy had my eating start to become a battle. I had always read that people who quit smoking gained at least 10 pounds when they quit. I knew I’d be one of those statistics if I didn’t do something about it real soon.
I increased my workout at the gym by 100 percent, trying to keep up with my snacking-on-anything-that’s-in-front-of-me habit. And when it wasn’t in front of me, I keep trotting towards the refrigerator to find something to put in front of me. At least I wasn’t smoking, I told myself.
After a few weeks, I could tell that I had gained a few pounds, maybe five, because my favorite pair of jeans had started to purge my stomach upwards, turning my waistline into a “muffin top.”
I had heard about the Alli diet  pill, Orlistat, when it was by prescription only and under the brand name Xenical. It’s suppose to block 25 percent of the fat in the food you eat, not block your hunger like some diet pills. I was curious about it then, but I didn’t have the “eating problem” I have now. I also read the reviews: “You may experience oily stools,” etcetera, etcetera. But I hadn’t read that the product didn’t work, which was good. So I splurged for the product. And here’s what happened when I tried the Alli diet pill for 30 days. If you can’t wait to find out the results, then go straight to the final analysis of the Alli diet pill, but surely, you want to read about my foul-ups!
** Day One
My package finally arrived on a Saturday. I was anxious too because the longer I waited, the more pounds could possibly creep onto my thighs. I ripped into the box and read the “starter-kit materials” as I sat the Alli bottle onto the table. After an hour, I kept telling my husband, “I want to try it. But I need something with fat in it.” He said, “Eat some spinach and corned beef,” something we had had the night before. “That doesn’t have enough fat in it,” I said.
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