http://blog.healthtree.com/family/2009/04/14/alli-a-miracle-pill/ HealthTree brings you valuable and useful information and comments about family health, insurance news and much more. Wed, 10 Aug 2011 22:52:12 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 http://blog.healthtree.com/family/2009/04/14/alli-a-miracle-pill/comment-page-1/#comment-67 alex power Wed, 01 Jul 2009 00:40:05 +0000 http://blog.healthtree.com/family/2008/08/07/alli-a-miracle-pill/#comment-67 see now i think alli is a good idea cos all it really does is makes you learn to have a less fatty diet because the more fat you intake the higher risk of losing it in ya pants so you learn to cut the fat out of ya diet its a good idea for them who dont have alot of will power because it plays on the insecurity that ya gonna do it in ya pants and so you cut out the fatty foods its a brilliant idea just people dont realise you can get the same tablets of their GP called xenical i think it is alli is overly priced in my view thumbs up for who created it x see now i think alli is a good idea cos all it really does is makes you learn to have a less fatty diet because the more fat you intake the higher risk of losing it in ya pants so you learn to cut the fat out of ya diet its a good idea for them who dont have alot of will power because it plays on the insecurity that ya gonna do it in ya pants and so you cut out the fatty foods its a brilliant idea just people dont realise you can get the same tablets of their GP called xenical i think it is alli is overly priced in my view thumbs up for who created it x

]]> http://blog.healthtree.com/family/2009/04/14/alli-a-miracle-pill/comment-page-1/#comment-27 Molly Sanders Wed, 27 May 2009 13:59:31 +0000 http://blog.healthtree.com/family/2008/08/07/alli-a-miracle-pill/#comment-27 I agree with the author in that Americans have grown accustomed to finding a "quick fix" for any issue. Instant gratification is one aspect of our American culture of which I'm not very proud. As an avid fan of exercise, I believe that pills such as Alli are indeed "too good to be true," and the only healthy way to lose weight is to combine healthy eating habits with a strict exercise regimen. I agree with the author in that Americans have grown accustomed to finding a “quick fix” for any issue. Instant gratification is one aspect of our American culture of which I’m not very proud. As an avid fan of exercise, I believe that pills such as Alli are indeed “too good to be true,” and the only healthy way to lose weight is to combine healthy eating habits with a strict exercise regimen.

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