This year has definately been a benchmark year for the diet industry with several much anticipated and publicised diet tablets thrust upon the ever eager consumer.

Alli is probably the most anticipated and publicised of them all.

The Alli diet tablet went on sale over the counter mid April, much earlier than expected – Boots the Chemist and Superdrug being the obvious stockists with supermarket chains Tesco, Sainsburys and Asda, keen not miss out on what was and is a huge marketing opportunity.

While supplies of Alli tablets were and still will be for the foreseeable future, flying off the shelves – the accompanying Alli Diet Plan (a book) has stalled a little.

The Alli Diet Plan

The Alli Diet Plan is 350 page paperbook book that explains what Alli is, how to gain the most from it and the potential side effects and dangers. More about Alli Diet Tablets

At least the first few chapters are anyway!

The rest of the book is quite a disappointment. Although at £9.99 it will not cause too much of dent in your weight loss budget – it is not money well spent.

After  a pretty concise explanation detailing the mechanations – the expected revolutionary diet plan never really kicks in.

The more experienced dieter will  find over three quarters quite insulting. The Diet plan is not so much a diet plan as a cobbled together recipe resource.

“The plan, is just to eat sensibly whilst using the product. Paying £9.99 for this concept will benefit the company behind the concept in terms of profit – not the consumer.”

Is The Alli Diet Plan Worth Buying

In a word, no. Every peice of information about the tablet can be found on the internet for free with very little effort. If you really need advice such as…

“Dont go shopping when your hungry as you may be tempted by fatty convenience food”

…then possibly!

Where To Buy The Alli Diet Plan

The Alli book can be purchased in most high street shops that sell the Alli tablet as well as most book stores.

Alternative Diet Plan

The simple fact of the matter is that most diet plans work to some degree – the weak link is the seriousness of the effort and input of the dieter.

The Tesco Diet Plan is one of the most successful weight loss programmes in the UK. The community and resources available are huge and cost from £1.50 per week.

More about Tesco Diets

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The anti wrinkle or anti ageing industry looks to be well and truly headed by Boots own brand No7 Protect & Perfect Intense Serum.

It has been clinically trialed and independently proven to prevent the ageing process, visibly improving deep lines and wrinkles by up to 50% with regular use.

Protect and Perfect Intense Serum is the  first beauty product proven to restore the skin’s structure with prolonged use. So effective that other people can see a significant visible improvement in your deep lines and wrinkles.

Perfect And Protect Intense is the first anti wrinkle serum to be scientifically proven to fight the signs of ageing!

The consumer feedback is very positive and stock levels are being depleted as cosnumers are taking advantage of the Boots 3 for 2 offer currently in effect.

“I just bought the new No.7 Protect & Perfect Intense Beauty Serum today. Couldn’t wait and tried on at once. I just love it and I feel my face so smooth after put it on.”

Skin structure is weakened in older and sun damaged skin, encouraging loss of elasticity and causing wrinkles. After 6 months of use, the skin is shown to rebuild and over time elasticity is improved and deep wrinkles are visibly reduced.

Where to Buy Protect And Perfect Intense

No7 is Boots own brand and so subsequently only available via Boots either in store or via the official website.

As mentioned above there is currently a buy 3 for 2 on No7 brands. The cheapest price for a single product is £19.75

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