Alli and Proactol
Alli and Proactol are both new but already well established and extremely popular weight loss products that act as fat blockers.
We receive many and many emails where people asking us about the effectiveness and differences between the two weight loss pills. We also receive feedbacks from people that tried Alli or Proactol and we see that both products work, meeting the expectations of some people, not satisfying other ones and often overdelivering expectations of others.
Here's our brief review of what Alli and Proactol have in common and what their differences are.
Both Alli and Proactol are fat blockers. Comparing to fat burners, fat blocking weight loss pills are by far the safe.
Components in fat burners affect your thermogenesis in order to increase energy expenditure in your body. The fat stored in your body is used as a source of that energy, so you are about to lose more calories than usual. But in order for the fat to be burnt it needs to be broken down, through the so called lypolysis process.
What do you get here? Too much affection on your different body systems and organs. Different fat burner components may and do really affect your hormonal system, your nervous system. The side affection may touch your heart and brain, which is not good at all.
Consider the well known Ephedra that was banned by the FDA several years ago. It affected nervous system so badly, that several dead ends were registered due to it. Other side effects of such components include:
- Jittery effects
- Sleeplessness
- A racing heart
- Unstable blood pressure
Too high price for losing several pounds huh?
Fat blockers work differently – affecting only digestive system. No heart, no brain are involved. But here the difference between Alli and Proactol seems to appear.
Alli is not natural weight loss pill. It’s main component is Orlistat, a chemical used in another well known Xenical diet drug. Alli is actually the same, but double decreased Orlistat dosage. This allowed Alli to become non-prescription weight loss drug, although all the side effects remain the same.
Proactol is fully all-natural weight loss complex, with the main component NeOpuntia, scientifically obtained from Opuntia ficus-indica, the ancient fiber with highly signified water binding capacities. And comparing to Alli, it has no side effects. Here’s the difference in fat blocking action of Alli and Proactol.
Alli |
Proactol |
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Active ingredient |
| Orlistat - chemical |
NeOpuntia - natural organic fiber |
Scope of effect |
| Only digestive system, affecting (blocking) natural enzyme lipase, responsible for breaking down fat |
Only digestive system, affecting the fat itself (fat binding) |
How it works |
| Orlistat blocks natural enzymes that break down the fat you eat with your meals. Part of the fats pass through your body in a natural way undigested. |
NeOpuntia attaches immediately to the fats floating in your stomach and forms vicious solution, which binds about 27% of the fat you eat with your meals. |
Net results? |
The undigested fats are fluid, so side effects include:
- gas with oily spotting
- loose stools
- harder to control stools
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Fats then passing through you body in the vicious solution, so
No side effects like Alli's |
Both Alli and Proactol are carefully studied and passed numerous clinical trials that proved pills effectiveness. Alli is the first over the counter drug approved by the FDA. Proactol is the only natural weight loss product that has superior medical backing, among all natural weight loss products available now on the market.
Based on the ways of fat blocking that we studied above, we recommend using Proactol as not only effective and no-side-effects fat blocker, but as a complex weight loss system as Proactol has several other positive effects over your body, that result in more fast and noticeable weight loss.
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