Hoodia Extract


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List ViewVanquish, High Potency Hoodia Extract, 60 Capsules, From SANCost Per Serving : $0.30 |
Mega Hoodia, 60 Vcaps, 250mg, From NOWCost Per Serving : $0.18 |
Fast Action Hoodia Diet, Appetite Suppressant, 60 Liquid Softgels, From Irwin NaturalsCost Per Serving : $0.50 |
Ripped Juice Extreme, Fat Incinerator, 80 Capsules, From BetancourtCost Per Serving : $0.30 |
Hoodia Liquid Extract, 2 oz. From Source NaturalCost Per Serving : $0.43 |
South African Hoodia, 60 Capsules, From MuscleTechCost Per Serving : $0.28 |
Tru Hoodia, 60 Vcapsules, From NOW FoodsCost Per Serving : $0.18 |
Bija Hoodia Slimming Healing Teas, 20 Fresh Sealed Tea Bags, From FloraCost Per Serving : $0.47 |
Hoodia 1500 EX, Pure Hoodia Gordonii, 60 Capsules, From SciFitCost Per Serving : $0.28 |
Tru Hoodia, 60 Vcapsules, From NOW FoodsCost Per Serving : $0.18 |
Hoodia Standardized South African, 20:1 Concentrate, 60 Vcaps, From Nature's WayCost Per Serving : $0.23 |
Vanquish, High Potency Hoodia Extract, 60 Capsules, From SANCost Per Serving : $0.30 |
Hoodia Liquid Extract, 2 oz. From Source NaturalCost Per Serving : $0.43 |
Hoodia, 100% South African Hoodia, 60 Caplets, From Ultimate Overstock BlowoutCost Per Serving : $0.33 |
Slimmer Weight Loss & Appetite Suppressant, 6 Strips, From Natural BurstCost Per Serving : $1.16 |
Slimmer Weight Loss & Appetite Suppressant, Mint Flavor, 12 Pieces, From Natural BurstCost Per Serving : $0.83 |
SlimQuick Extreme, Female Fat Burner, 120 Liquid Gels, From NX CareCost Per Serving : $0.26 |
Lipoburn For Women, 200 Capsules, From MuscleologyCost Per Serving : $0.14 |
Miracle Burn Appetite Suppressant, 90 Capsules, MiracleBurnCost Per Serving : $0.39 |
SlimQuick Drink Mix, Zero Calories, Zero Sugar, 20 Packets, From NX CareCost Per Serving : $0.79 |
Hoodia Lean, 4 CapsulesCost Per Serving : $1.50 |


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Hoodia gordonii is a South African succulent that, because of its prickly green appearance, is often mistakenly referred to as a cactus. Recently scientific research has proven what the Kalahari San bushmen have known for thousands of years: hoodia gordonii is a nutritious food that is extremely effective at reducing the appetite. In fact, the San bushmen traditionally pack hoodia for long hunting trips in the African desert regions, where food and water are scarce.
Hoodia is traditionally used in Africa to treat a variety of other disorders, including hypertension, abdominal cramps, hemorrhoids, tuberculosis, indigestion, and diabetes. However, it is the ability of hoodia to reduce appetite and promote weight loss that has recently captured the attention of the Western world.
Researchers have discovered that hoodia gordonii contains a molecule that is many times more effective than glucose at decreasing hunger pangs. In clinical studies participants that took hoodia for just two weeks showed a significant reduction in their average daily calorie intake and body fat content when compared to the placebo group. In fact, hoodia is so effective at reducing appetite that many companies are presently attempting to produce synthetic forms of hoodia for use as a prescription weight loss drug.
Many species of hoodia are found in the desert regions of South Africa, but only hoodia gordonii is a proven appetite suppressant. It is this species that is currently being marketed as a diet pill supplement. Hoodia extract is available at health food stores and from online distributors in capsule, tincture, and liquid extract forms; it is also added to combination supplements marketed as appetite suppressants.
Hoodia gordonii is believed to reduce appetite, lower craving for food and provide greater energy.
It takes about 5 years before hoodia's pale purple flowers appear and the cactus can be harvested. Although there are 20 types of hoodia, only the hoodia gordonii variety is believed to contain the natural appetite suppressant.
Although hoodia extract was 'discovered' relatively recently, the San Bushmen of the Kalahari desert have been eating it for a very long time. The Bushmen, who live off the land, would cut off part of the stem and eat it to ward off hunger and thirst during nomadic hunting trips. They also used hoodia extract for severe abdominal cramps, haemorrhoids, tuberculosis, indigestion, hypertension and diabetes.

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