[nicole0177]

I was considering buying alli and then i started hearing that is makes you poop uncontrollably. Like some people cant help themselves and they just poop themselves!!!

Anyone know if this is true? Is it worth buying?

[ps1983]

I lost 25 pounds in 7 months or so but I can't completely say it's all because of Alli or even if it has anything to do with Alli.

I used to eat terribly and never exercise. I finally realized my clothes weren't really just shrinking in the dryer but I was gaining weight...a lot of weight and I decided to stop that.

I bought Alli, changed my diet slowly and exercised. My husband says that he thinks it did help me pay more attention to what I eat. Who knows, maybe I would have lost only 2/3 of that weight without Alli.

[IChooseThin.com]

I have never brought myself to use weight loss pills. The reason I feel this way is because I believe that in order to lose weight AND KEEP IT OFF a person has to change their lifestyle. This means that you need to change your eating habits and also do a bit of exercise. Whatever you choose to do is better than sitting around all day, every day.

I wish you luck with your pilss (whatever they are) and I only hope you do not read about some newly discovered side effects in 10 years by the FDA.

IChooseThin.com

[olympiclover]

I've heard there can be some messy side-effects. This article is helpful: http://the-diet-pills-report.com/articles/hype-about-alli-orlistat-be-believed

I think I'm going to try proactal or perhaps acai berry. There were also some interesting articles on those two supplements at the diet pills report. It's really hard to know. I think nothing will work with out exercise.

Good luck.