I have a question about the weight loss supplement, ‘Alli.’ Can anyone help?
May 7, 2008 – 2:16 am
tate asked:
The product works within the stomach and intestines without affecting heart rate or brain function; in other words no jitters…blah blah. Anyway, it supposedly works by blocking much of the fat from food being absorbed. So my question is does it also block the other nutritional value of food, vitamins, or other supplements? And if so, how much? I mean, if I took it would I need to stock up on other supplements to balance out?
Norman
The product works within the stomach and intestines without affecting heart rate or brain function; in other words no jitters…blah blah. Anyway, it supposedly works by blocking much of the fat from food being absorbed. So my question is does it also block the other nutritional value of food, vitamins, or other supplements? And if so, how much? I mean, if I took it would I need to stock up on other supplements to balance out?
Norman
One Response to “I have a question about the weight loss supplement, ‘Alli.’ Can anyone help?”
I’ve read up a little on Alli and a lot of people advise that you take a mulivitamins along with Alli [you should be taking vitamins anyways, so it's just a healthier lifestyle thing].
By Anna R on May 7, 2008