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I'm not saying it's dangerous; I'm saying it's ironic that the obviously-talc-containing products were quickly obliterated and replaced by corn starch, while al

I'm not saying it's dangerous; I'm saying it's ironic that the obviously-talc-containing products were quickly obliterated and replaced by corn starch, while alli® (and perhaps others) get by, because even cardiologists can't figure out that they contain talc.

mcpackieh 3y ago
? Anybody can figure out alli contains talc, it's listed right there on the document you linked.
carbocation 3y ago
> I don't really want to think about the mechanism by which talc induces weight loss along with the active ingredient. Since you’re referring to my parallel comment, I figured I’d let you know that your comment seemed to imply that talc was an active ingredient used for weight loss.
- NoZebra120vClip 3y ago
  > along with I did not name Orlistat, I named the medication alli®. alli® contains talc. You can't obtain alli® without talc, AFAIK. Orlistat does not contain talc, but Orlistat is not alli®.