Hoodia Gordonii is an established, natural weight-loss medicine that many people insist for fast and safe weight loss. Unlike anything that has been on the market before, Hoodia is not only an empty promise. Hoodia can help you to lose weight, and to keep it down in the long term.
Scientists believe that the reason for Hoodia's appetite suppressing abilities is a molecule called "P57". Normally, when you eat the glucose in your body rises and eventually signals to your brain (the hypothalamus) that you are full. It is believed that "P57" molecule in Hoodia mimics the effect that glucose has on your brain, telling part of your brain (the Hypothalamus) that you feel full. Consequently, you have no desire to eat.
There are various species of hoodia, but the Gordonii variation is the only one that contains the all-natural appetite suppressant. This type of hoodia contains a molecule that has similar effects on nerve cells as glucose, and tricks the brain into the sensation of fullness. Results of human clinical trials in Britain suggest that hoodia may reduce the appetite by hundreds of calories a day or more.
Hoodia, a supplement derived from a South African cactus, may indeed suppress appetite. But the real thing is very hard to obtain, and most of the products sold in stores and on the Web contain little or none of the effective extract.
After months of researching the Hoodia market online and speaking with company representatives, I have been able to compile a list of the most reputable Hoodia suppliers on the Internet (see below for recommendations). During my research, I came across some very important information that everyone should know before purchasing Hoodia online.
Real Hoodia is RARE and EXPENSIVE. It takes approximately 5 to 7 years for the Hoodia succulent to mature and provide appetite suppressant qualities. The African government has limited the amount of Hoodia it exports and the number of suppliers to receive it. Because of the growing awareness and popularity of this miracle herb, rip-off products that contain very little or no authentic Hoodia in them have flooded the marketplace.
When you select your Hoodia product, choose one that has no Ephedra, no Ma Huang, and no Ephedrine. Also, do not settle for any hoodia that is less than 100% pure South African Hoodia from the Kalahari Desert. One way to tell if a Hoodia pill is real is to look for a document called the C.I.T.E.S. Certificate (The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora). Since the Hoodia plant is a protected plant species it can only be sold to an exporter who has this certificate.
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