Starting Orlistat tomorrow
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Hi I'm new here and starting my tablets tomorrow I'm excited about losing weight but nervous if I get it wrong - any hints or tips greatly appreciated
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Posted , 3 users are following.
Hi I'm new here and starting my tablets tomorrow I'm excited about losing weight but nervous if I get it wrong - any hints or tips greatly appreciated
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katie44266 lorraine1401
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You're better off starting after a couple of days of following the diet - thats what I did and I didn't get any orange oil.
You'd be surprised at how much stuff you can have on this, have a look at Supermarket's low fat ranges - Tesco is 'Healthy Living' & ASDA is 'Good and counted'. They do loads of stuff thats less that 5% fat and it makes it easier. I also bought the alli book from amazon as its the over-the-counter version of orlistat and it comes with a diet book which has loads of recipes.
I hope this helps! I've been on them for a few weeks but did loads of research before I actually started taking them.
Good luck
lorraine1401 katie44266
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katie44266 lorraine1401
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Thats great about the no oil, you're obviously doing something right!
If you don't have the time to spend in the supermarket looking at labels, I do my shopping online and found they tend to have the nutritional information for most of their products, so you can do it at home I found loads of things that you can have on these pills like sweets and certain types of frozen yoghurt (if you have a sweet tooth like me). Obviously don't go mad, but its nice to know you're not stuck eating lettuce every day
Let me know how you get on x
lorraine1401 katie44266
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I can't eat frozen things like lollies, ice cream etc due to it triggering a type of neuralgia.
I've discovered that bagels are low in fat and very filling.
Let me know how you get on when you get weighed