No, it does not.
But, your body will begin using the fat you have stored as energy. When you block calories from coming in, in order to maintain function, your body will first use the calories you take in, and if it needs more, it'll start using the energy stored as fat.
2007-06-05 14:29:27
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answered by I Sprout A Blueberry 5
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Xenical doesn't burn fat. It slows the absorption of fat in the intestines. The weight loss is because the body is essentially on a low fat diet without watching what it eats.
2007-06-05 21:30:30
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answered by Stan S 2
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Exercise burns fat the best.
2007-06-05 21:32:34
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answered by bk 1
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Xenical is essentially a weight loss pill intended for dieters who already have obesity problems, and whose progress is safely monitored by their respective doctors. The main ingredient of Xenical is Orlistat, which is categorized as a lipase-inhibitor. This means that Xenical does its 'magic' in the intestinal tract, sending out the 'surplus' fat ingested through eating so that the body does not digest and store it.
Orlistat actually inhibits pancreatic lipase, which is the enzyme responsible for breaking down the triglycerides in your intestine. By doing so, Xenical therefore prevents triglycerides from turning into free fatty acids that your body can absorb. Xenical manufacturers say that their wonder weight loss drug can dramatically reduce - by up to 30% -- the quantity of fat absorbed into the bloodstream, provided that a patient takes the standard prescription dosage pegged at 120 mg, before meals, three times everyday.
This means that Xenical can keep around 600 calories from being digested by your body everyday. Losing 600 calories a day can cause you to lose about 1 pound every week.
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Different studies have different conclusions about the effectiveness of Xenical, but for the most part, they all seem to prove that it is effective. Some 35 to 55 percent of Xenical-taking dieters were found to have decreased their body mass by at least 5 percent, but of course, the entirety of this mass was not necessarily fat. About 16 to 25 percent were able to reduce their body mass by at least 10 percent. More importantly, though, Xenical takers seemed to have reduced type 2 diabetes instances - by around 37 percent, in fact, which is a huge difference.
2014-07-21 11:08:52
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answered by ? 2
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Nope it just flushes the fat out instead of absorbing it.
2007-06-05 21:27:35
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answered by Mrs.Aggie 3
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nope it doesn't
2007-06-05 21:27:12
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answered by essentiallysolo 7
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