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Hoodia Research
Scientists at the South African Center for Scientific and Industrial Research were the first to successfully prove that Hoodia contains a miracle molecule that suppresses the appetite. Later, a human clinical trial was conducted by scientists in Leicester England. A group of morbidly obese men and women participated. Half the group was given Hoodia and half given a placebo. At the end of 15 days, the group on Hoodia had reduced their food intake up to 1000 calories a day. Given the average daily diet is around 2200 calories, this was a stunning success.


Hoodia is being publicized through the major national media as being the new miracle supplement for safe, effective weight loss. Hoodia is the botanical name for a cactus-like plant that grows in Southern Africa. Scientists have recently isolated several compounds in this amazing plant that are responsible for dramatic weight loss. This all-natural appetite suppressant is also being praised for containing no dangerous stimulants that can cause adverse side effects.

Hoodia gordonii, "Whoo De AH", is the botanical name for a leafless, spiky succulent plant that grows throughout the semi-arid areas of Southern Africa primarily the Kalahari desert. The San (local inhabitants) have rationally used Hoodia stems to stave off hunger and thirst when on long journeys, as it acts as an appetite suppressant. The San bushmen have eaten the plant for years.

After years of careful research, scientists isolated several compounds in this all-natural food that was responsible for dramatic weight loss, P57, which has been widely reported, is but one of several chemical compounds found in the Hoodia succulent. Not only was it proven completely safe, it contains no stimulates that could contribute to the jittery feeling associated with weight loss products of the last decade. Hoodia is registered as a protected species to prevent Bio-Piracy but is allowed to be grown on a handful of commercial farms in South Africa owned by private farmers. In the wild Hoodia takes 5-6 years to mature but is now being cultivated in as little as 2 years commercially in sustainable quantities and has become widely known for its effects as an appetite suppressant.

How Hoodia Works
Hoodia tricks the brain into thinking that you are full. It contains a molecule that is 100,000 times as active as glucose. It goes to the mid-brain and makes those nerve cells feel as if you are full. The hypothalamus receives this signal as an indication that enough food has been consumed and this in turn stunts the appetite. That's it! That's the miracle of Hoodia!! It tricks the brain into thinking you've eaten a three course meal. After you spray-it, you're simply not hungry anymore! You'll still eat - but you'll eat a lot less!

 
 
 
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