Is there a rule on how old you have to be to take the new diet pill called alli?
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Don't take any pills go work out if you want to lose weight. Pills can't keep you body skinny forever. Your Body gets used to it ,so there is little effect after while. and if you stop taking pills you gain more weight in results. Eat healthy. just don't take the pills.
if you are asking you are too young! second diet pills are for the weak, a quick fix to a greater problem of lifestyle.start now at a young age and reflect back 20 years from now when you see that sad lady in mirror looking for yet a a better pill
alli is only approved by the FDA for those age 18 and older, though the drug is over-the-counter, so enforcing that is difficult.
Yes, all diet pills are over 18.
Any age who is willing to pay $60 - $90 for a bottle of pills to lose 2.5 pounds more than regular dieting without the pills, read:
For one, Xenical hasn't lived up to its promise; some doctors have found it to offer marginal benefit in clinical practice. At half the prescription strength, Alli is likely to be even less effective. Data presented to the FDA suggest that Alli works best in those who are very overweight, that it must be used in conjunction with a low-fat, reduced-calorie diet, and that results are modest. In clinical trials, severely overweight subjects who took the drug for six months lost about 5 pounds more than those taking a placebo. In a separate four-month trial, moderately overweight people lost about 2 1/2 pounds more than the control group. Benefits are also likely to be short-lived. Alli is marketed for short-term use only, and follow-up suggests that people start to regain weight once they stop taking it.
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http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/healt...
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