Overview

Taken by millions of people worldwide, the Alli diet pill is the only FDA approved, over the counter, weight loss pill on the market today.  Developed in part by Dr. Gary Foster, Ph.D., a Professor of Medicine and Public Health, and Director of the Center for Obesity Research and Education at Temple University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the Alli diet pill is sold by the GlaxoSmithKline pharmaceutical company.  Originally sold under the prescription drug, Xenical, the Alli diet pill contains the same active ingredient, Orlistat, in a reduced strength of 60 mg.  When combined with a low-fat, low-calorie diet and an exercise program , the latest thing in the  lose weight fast world appears to really work.

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There have been a number of questions regarding the 3 day diet in recent times.  The three day diet is a fad diet, meaning that there is no real scientific evidence behind whether a 3 day diet plan can work.  

However, there is anecdotal evidence regarding the success of 3 day diets in the form of many people that tried a particular 3 day heart diet or 3 day tuna diet and ended up better off for the experience. The results of many of these different diets can only be viewed in that anecdotal context because the 3 day apple diet that worked for someone might not work for someone else and likewise you might end up feeling extremely sick with the 3 day cardiac diet and then a week later find out that you actually lost 10 pounds through the use of the 3 day chemical breakdown diet.

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