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| Name | Tony Mullins |  |
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| Occupation: | Operations Support Manager, Lloydspharmacy | |
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| Age: | 32 | |
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| Height: | 5’ 8” | |
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| Starting weight: | 28 stones / 392 lbs | |
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| Starting BMI: | tbc | |
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| Alli programme: | Week four | |
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| Lost: | 1 stone 5 lbs / 19 lbs | |
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| Current weight: | 26 stones and 9 lbs / 373 lbs | |
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“I’ve tried dieting before but it didn’t work. alli keeps me on the straight and narrow. I’ve already lost nearly 1 ½ stones.” Tony Mullins, alli trial volunteer Tony Mullins is a large character in more ways than one. His big personality is matched by his physical form, which only a few weeks ago weighed-in at 28 stones.
When offered the opportunity to be one of the first people in the UK to use alli, a diet aid now available without prescription, Tony jumped at the chance. Alli can help people who are overweight accelerate their weight loss by up to 50 per cent. For every 2lbs lost, alli can help shed a further 1lb. It works by preventing the absorption of fat and allows excess fat from food consumed to pass naturally through the body. The treatment is only appropriate for people who have a BMI of 28 or over. In addition, alli should only be used by people who are happy to lose weight gradually, are ready to adopt a reduced calorie, lower-fat diet and eat smaller portions. Getting started “Before I started the treatment I read up on alli so I knew exactly how it worked,” said Tony. “I also had a consultation with a pharmacist who talked me through the guidelines. They recommended eating no more than 19 grams of fat per meal and no more than 1800 calories per day. I’ve managed to stick to that and haven’t had any problems at all.” |