Starting Orlistat tomorrow.....
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Hi. I have just come across this website when I was searching Orlistat (again!) and was really interested to read everyones experiences! I went to my GP this week and she suggested I went on Orlistat. I was a bit apprehensive at first after reading a lot of the side effects and health issues but it's just as bad having a high BMI and being overweight, so thought I would give it a try....
I have done my food shop today ready for starting in the morning and it's all I have thought about all day!!Would be great to hear some stories about how you are all getting on and what I can expect on my first day!I am really nervous but excited to be starting the long road of losing weight (I have about 8 stone to lose to get to a healthy BMI!) :shock:
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Petal1951
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Sally_B
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I've been on the tablets for ten days. Apart from a couple of social events where I eaten out (so I didn't take the tablets) I've kept to the 30 g of fat a day and have had no problems. I still need to increase my exercise, but got my wii fit going again yesterday.
If anything I am going to the loo a lot less so have bought some dried apricots as someone on here had the same thing and found they helped.
2 weeks until my first weigh in.
Good luck. If you follow the advice you've found on here, that's what I did, you'll be fine
Suza
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hopefully before you start you have been cutting back and trying to eat a lower calorie diet than most people, stops you having the dreaded orange in the first week if you have a lot of fat in your body.
I have found this the simplest diet to follow and feel it really doesn't seem like a punishment like others cause you get to eat basically normally you just have to replace things with low fat options.
Remember along with the 30g's of FULL fat a day you should be looking at the fat content of all foods and any that state over 5g's of fat per 100, again full fat, is a no no. A bit time consuming at your first couple of shops but you do get used to it and what's an extra 20mins of shopping if you feel happier and healthier after a few months.
Guest
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So far so good......(only 5 hours in though!!)
Suza
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I know Domino's does a low fat option and as you can customise you can always remove the fatty toppings so pizza isn't a no no food you just have to be aware you can only have 15g's of it in a sitting.
Angelahodg
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Wishing the very best of luck! :D
heather_1985
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lyndsey0208
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But I'm struggling I don't really have much fat in my diet
But doctor thought he let me try them
What contains the 15g fat per meal
I'm having cereal of morning
Salad for dinner
And chicken and noodles or rice
I don't no what is fat food to add to help these work
Please someone out there help.
U are all soon so well loosening so much please help me