should i be worried to start orlistat
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I've asked my doctor to help me lose some weight as nothing was working. And found out I had fat on my liver (which sacred the hell out of me). She proscribed me orlistat. Which I'm a little concerned about starting as I do not know when the side effects will kick in the one I'm most concerned about is the oily leakage. Could anyone out there help me.
Cheers
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britneyspears
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RecklessPhil
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Thanks for the reply. But I don't understand what that means : 5g per 100g no more than 15g per meal. Well I think I know what you mean but how do you tell lol.
Well done on you weight loss. That's phenomenal really impressive how hard was it to lose really? Also how do you know portion size etc I'm new to all of this.
Thanks for the support
gefow
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I am slightly confused by it all too! I only started today and don't really know what I can eat!
RecklessPhil
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Yeah I'm confused by all this to. Like is it total fats or saturated fats? And what about sugars are they alright? It's mad I really wanna shift the weight but the thought of going for a run makes me wanna have a nap lol
britneyspears
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Basically you have to read the backs of the packets at the supermarket this will take a couple of visits to get used to but it will become like second nature.
For example i had quorn fillets today they are 1.8g of fat per 100g and for each fillet is 0.8 i had two with homemade wedges and salad and a dip of fat free fromage frais from sainsburys with sweet chili sauce mixed in a very low fat healthy meal also you can't have oil or butter you have to use spray oil which is called frylight.
I don't really eat meat but chicken baked or fried in frylight is low in fat as is venison which i have had and sainsburys do lean beef steaks that are 3g of fat per steak serve with potatoes which you can roast using frylight serve with vegetables and is really filling. Sorry going off at a tangent there just putting some things down that i have that you may like. If you need any tips please just post and i will reply x
I tried to post this last night but my internet was going funny have you started the tablets yet?
britneyspears
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RecklessPhil
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Thanks for all the great advice. It's brilliant I like the examples so I can get my head around it. I'm going to take my first pill tomorrow morning I've been out and stocked up with things to eat I think I got this right: tonight I'm gonna cook a stir fri I got the veg noodles and sauce from Sainsburys all the values were less that 5g per 100 for fat multiplied that by the weight of the packet added it up divided by the portions I'm going to make and wal la one meal with 11.6 g of fat. I think that's how your meant to do it yeah?
Thanks again for all your help.
RecklessPhil
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Thanks for all the great advice. It's brilliant I like the examples so I can get my head around it. I'm going to take my first pill tomorrow morning I've been out and stocked up with things to eat I think I got this right: tonight I'm gonna cook a stir fri I got the veg noodles and sauce from Sainsburys all the values were less that 5g per 100 for fat multiplied that by the weight of the packet added it up divided by the portions I'm going to make and wal la one meal with 11.6 g of fat. I think that's how your meant to do it yeah?
Thanks again for all your help.
britneyspears
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RecklessPhil
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Thank you so much for your help.
britneyspears
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RecklessPhil
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Cheers
Phil
RecklessPhil
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Just wanted to let you all know that I had my first month review at the doctors and I have lost 8kg which I'm over the moon about.
Thanks for all the advice
Phil.
britneyspears
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Well done on your weight loss good luck for the rest of your journey and your welcome
RecklessPhil
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I was wondering and I've looked on the other threads. By now we all know the rules no more than 5g per 100g etc however I was wondering what happens if you buy a meal who's over all fat content is less that 5g but some or the ingredients in it are more. For example a soup that contains cream the soup is fine but the cream would not be. I hope ice made myself clear lol.
Cheers Phil