Wynonna Judd drops pounds with Alli
Country singer Wynonna Judd is getting in shape and dropping pounds with Alli. The 44 year old star has signed on as the new spokeswoman for the diet pill Alli, and will appear in their national advertising campaign. Alli is an FDA approved, over-the-counter weight loss product that promises to increase your weight loss by 50%.
The star says she hopes her public weight battle will help others who are struggling with similar issues. “This is about me picking something that I know works for me. I can still plan (my work) and not feel like Alli is dictating my life as I have in the past on other programs. It fits into my schedule”. “I don’t have diet goals. My goals are to live as happy and healthy as I can. People can see themselves in me and say, You know what? If she can do it, I can do it.”
Known for her past struggles with food addiction and weight issues, Judd says that she’s passed up offers to front other diet pills in the past over worries that they were safe. “Alli has allowed me a sense of well-being,” says Judd. “The fact that it is FDA-approved really struck a chord with me because that means it has been thoroughly tested and is safe.”
Following a reduced-calorie, low-fat diet, the star hopes that her struggles and triumphs will help motivate others with weight problems to take a step towards a healthier lifestyle. “I hope people will be inspired by the fact that I’ve overcome a lot, I’m still here and it’s a miracle.”
Judd’s television commercials for Alli will feature ways to be healthier through the Alli program. And just how does the diet pill work? The capsule prevents your body from absorbing about a quarter of the fat you eat which can result in undesirable “treatment effects” such as pant soiling and bloating.
Celebrity Diet Doctor Weigh In…
My advice is to stay away.. far away from Alli. I have reviewed this pill previously and feel it is a waste of money. Not to mention the fact you’ll ruin your pants with all the soiling “treatment effects.” Remember there are no short cuts to healthy weight loss. Diet pills such as Alli offer false hope and will never result in sustainable weight loss.
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Alli worked great for me, and I went from 150 lbs to 125 lbs. You have to stick to it if you use Alli and will only have an accident if you try to cheat on our diet. I never did and was fine. My girlfriend cheated after 1 day, and we all knew it. As with most things, diet is about self control and will power, and Alli just boosts the weight loss process a bit. Most products can be what you make them, and will only work as well as you follow the instructions.
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Someone at the FDA must be getting a BIG kickback. I don’t think all the side effects are known yet. By bypassing fat absorption, users of Alli will not be able to store the fat soluble vitamins – Vitamins A, D, E, F (omega 3 & 6), or K. This means more diseases on the horizon and more money making opportunities for the pharmies and the doctors.
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JC is an IDIOT. “I don’t think all the side effects are known yet.” This drug has been available by prescription since 1999, and was in studies for 6 years before that. It is the most studied diet drug EVER, with over 100 published studies. And YES, fat soluble vitamins have been studied repeatedly. The effects are very well known.
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