ALLI DIET PILL
Alli is a product based on orlistat and is the first counter weight loss based on this active ingredient. Until 19 November 2009, the weight-loss products based on orlistat be sold only on prescription. The mechanism of action of orlistat is to inhibit the action of those enzymes that are Members of the digestion and absorption of fats. The orlistat can reduce absorption by about 30%). Fats that are not absorbed are then eliminated through the feces. On the site that the company has dedicated to the product can be found all the advice on proper use of weight loss. . The company informs that taking Alli would be linked to a diet low in calories and fat and the diet should be started before starting drug treatment.
Alli should be taken at mealtimes (three capsules daily, one breakfast, one lunch and one dinner). The recommended dose should not be exceeded in order to avoid a greater likelihood of side effects. The maximum treatment period of 6 months is recommended.
Warnings
• Alli should not be taken if:
• You are under 18 years.
• You are pregnant or are breast-feeding.
• You are taking cyclosporine, a drug used after organ transplants, for rheumatoid arthritis and certain severe skin diseases.
• You are taking warfarin or other medicines that are used to thin the blood.
• You are allergic (hypersensitive) to orlistat or any of the other ingredients in the medication.
• You have cholestasis (a condition where the flow of bile from the liver is blocked).
• You suffer from problems absorbing food (chronic malabsorption syndrome) diagnosed by a doctor.
• The side effects of the drug that are reported are different, the most common are gastrointestinal.
Alli and important side effects:
Each person is different from another and consequently the effects of the drug in this case are different. It is said that all people taking the drug will experience these side effects that soon will be listed. E 'survey was done among all those who took the drug were found the following side effects:
actually quite common:
• Oily substances leaking from the rectum;
• Flatulence;
• Frequent need to go to the bathroom;
• Soft stool;
• side effects to normal;
• Abdominal pain;
• Loose stools;
• Frequent need to go to the bathroom;
• Diarrhea;
• Anxiety;
Rare side effects:
• Bleeding from the rectum;
• Formation of diverticula;
• Formation of stones in the bile;
• Liver problems with elevations;
• Allergic reactions;
• Presence of blisters on various parts of the body.
Alli interactions with other drugs:
Taking more drugs at the same time may compromise the effectiveness of one of these, so taking a very strong drug like orlistat is always best to ask your pharmacist for interactions with the medications you normally use.
It is prohibited to take orlistat if you take:
• Cyclosporine;
• Warfarin, which is an anticoagulant.
Diabetics who are taking acarbose should monitor the level of sugar in the blood, which decreases with weight loss, and consequently should also change the amount of hypo glycemic be taken. People who have heart problems and is taking orlistat that amiodarone should be monitored cardiac values. People with high blood pressure or those who have high cholesterol and taking medications to control these diseases, if you take orlistat should be monitored values. This is because both the weight loss with high blood pressure and cholesterol tend to fall as a result it is necessary to lower the doses of 2 drugs. People who take levothyroxine for hypothyroidism the thyroid gland to maintain normal values, should consult a specialist before taking the drug because it may also be necessary to take the two drugs at different times and then also decrease the dose of levothyroxine.
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