Akavar and Alli are two popular weight loss supplements that are relatively new on the market. Many people looking to lose weight look to these supplements for assistance, but may not understand how they work. Here’s an explanation and comparison of these two popular weight loss supplements.
Alli
Alli is the first FDA approved, over-the-counter weight loss product. This weight loss product claims to help you lose 50% more weight by taking it than with diet and exercise alone. The main ingredient prevents your body from absorbing about a quarter of the fat you eat, which should pass through the body naturally. As a result, those who take this supplement must eat a low-fat diet to prevent unpleasant side effects and to see weight loss results.
Alli pills also come with an online plan, called myalliplan, which can be customized to help you lose weight gradually. Alli is only designed to work in conjunction with exercise and a healthy eating plan, and users may gain weight after stopping use of the pill.
Unfortunately, Alli has several unpleasant and embarrassing side effects. It can cause numerous bowel problems, such as frequent or urgent loose stools and increased flatulence with oily spotting. These side effects can last anywhere from a week to over six months. With such unpredictable bowel movements, Alli users are advised to wear dark pants and bring a change of clothes everywhere they go.
Although Alli may help you lose weight, it sounds like an unflattering method and risk that some dieters may not be willing to take.
Akavar
Akavar is a successful European weight loss supplement that was recently released in the U.S. It is an appetite suppressant, designed to work by restricting your caloric intake. Appetite suppressants work by delaying the hunger hormone, causing you to feel full and thus causing you to ingest fewer calories than normal. By eating fewer calories (and burning more than you eat) you can successfully lose weight.
As an appetite suppressant, it is particularly well-liked by dieters because of the low incidence of side effects. Unlike fat blockers which can cause loose stools, and thermogenic supplements which can cause you to feel dizzy or sweaty, Akavar does not cause any side effects. Most users report feeling less hungry, and feeling satisfied most of the day.
Another benefit is the money-back guarantee. Akavar claims that most users will lose weight, based on their clinical study which showed that 23 out of 24 users lost weight using it. However, if you don’t lose weight with Akavar, you can receive a full refund by simply calling the manufacturer’s headquarters’ call center.
Conclusion
When comparing both supplements, Akavar seems like the better purchase because of its high effectiveness of lost weight by most users, and its low occurrence of side effects. Alli, although FDA approved, causes interference in your daily life because of its excessive and uncomfortable side effects. In addition, Akavar is a safe purchase because it offers a money-back guarantee and is almost guaranteed to be more effective for weight loss when paired with diet and exercise.
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