Press Release Summary = Glaxo said it estimated 5 million to 6 million Americans a year would buy the drug if offered over the counter. Those numbers could mean at least $1.5 billion a year in retail sales
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"There is no magic pill for weight loss and orlistat is not a magic pill" said John Dent, the pharmaceutical company\'s senior vice president of research and development.
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The unpleasantness of the (United Kingdom-based GlaxoSmithKline\'s) drug\'s side effects, including \"involuntary leakage\" of undigested fat, should limit its abuse, said Dr. Howard Eisenson, director of the Duke Diet and Fitness Center in Durham, N.C.
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FDA reviewer Dr. Karen Feibus said the primary concern with the drug is its potential to create vitamin deficiencies, since its use also would block absorption of fat-soluble vitamins like D, E, K and beta-carotene.
Once again the all mighty dollar has, scratch that might have over ruled common sense and replaced it with a few people who will line there own pockets with the money of the desperate, confused and misguided public of which will be mostly women. The company plans to limit sales of the drug to adults and It expects women to make up 80 percent of the expected market for the drug, which is why Tony & Molli Rathstone, owners of the women only boot camp are desperately trying to get the rest of the story out to their participants.
Reality Fact Check #3
When taken with meals, orlistat blocks the absorption of about one-quarter of any fat consumed. That fat - the equivalent of about 150 to 200 calories - is passed out of the body in stools, which can be loose or oily as a result. The product does nothing about the fat that is already on your body!
In six-month clinical trials, obese people who took orlistat lost on average 5.3 pounds to 6.2 pounds more than did those who were given dummy pills or less then 120 calories a day, the equilivant of walking the dog for 30 minutes however the The proposed over-the-counter orlistat pill, called Alli (pronounced "ally"), would contain half the dose of the prescription capsule, or now walking the dog for 15 minutes.
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Other side effects include gas, incontinence and oily spotting. About half of patients in trials experienced such side effects, the company said. Which means you may have "poop" leaking out of your butt uncontrollably instead of walking your dog for 15 minutes
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A previous study showed a progressive weight gain in patients after they discontinued use of orlistat, said Dr. Julie Golden, a medical officer in the FDA\'s division of metabolism and endocrinology products
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