Q8. Can anyone take alli?

A8. No. Most people can use alli but they need to have a BMI of 28 or more and are prepared to change to a healthier lifestyle.

There are certain groups of people who must seek medical advice before taking alli. They include:

• People taking prescribed medication for high blood pressure
• People taking prescribed medication for high cholesterol
• People with a medical condition such as diabetes

If you are a taking oral contraceptives then mention that you are thinking of taking alli to your GP or pharmacist. Alli can inhibit the action of oral contraceptives so you may need to use an additional method.

You are advised against taking alli if you:

• Under 18
• Have problems with food absorption
• Allergic to Orlistat
• Pregnant
• Breastfeeding
• Taking ciclosporin
• Taking an anti-clotting medicine such as Warfarin
• Have cholestasis

Read through carefully any instructions given and ask for advice from your GP or pharmacist.

Find out more in our should I take alli section.

FAQ:

Alli FAQs

1. What is alli?
2. What does the alli capsule contain?
3. How does alli help you to lose weight?
4. Is alli safe?
5. Why do I need to take a multivitamin
6. What happens if I forget to
7. How many capsules do I need to take?
8. Can anyone take alli?
9. What type of diet do I need to follow?
10. How much exercise do I need to take?

11. Can I drink alcohol whilst
12. How much weight will I lose
13. A13. When do you start to lose weight with alli?
14. What is obesity?
15. What is BMI?
16. What is the difference between being
17. Can you use alli if you are
18. Can you use alli if you are ’
19. Are there any side effects
20. Where do you buy alli from?