using hoodia dangers to the body?
Kenny Asked:
using hoodia dangers to the body?
Reply:
As long as you are taking hoodia diet pills that contain 100% authentic hoodia gordonii, there are no known hoodia dangers to be concerned about at this time and to someone take in.
Hoodia is a cactus-like plant. There are 13 varieties of hoodia but only the hoodia gordonii variety has the ability to suppress appetite. It is found only in South Africa and the only way you can get your hands on it is to get it in the form of a supplement.
There is a limited supply of hoodia gordonii and a very high demand so it is very expensive - about $60 per bottle. Unfortunately, what has happened is a lot of companies are taking advantage of dieters and are selling fake or inferior diet pills. Those are the ones that could be dangerous - depending on what crap they stuff in their products. Pay close attention to the labels and do your research!
I provided a link below that provides a checklist of what to look for when you are ready to buy hoodia diet pills. It will help you find supplements that contain only authentic hoodia gordonii to ensure you find a safe product to take.
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 Applied Nutrition 20 Day Hoodia Diet Liquid Soft Gels  US $3.99
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 PURE HOODIA EXTRACT LEAN DIET PILL TABS Real Hoodia US $27.95
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 HOODIA GORDONII Complex 60 Tablets US $27.95
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 Acai Berry Hoodia Diet Weight Loss Appetite Suppress US $5.99
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 HOODIA GORDONII 1400 Complex With Green Tea 120 Softgel US $19.47
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 Maximum Strength Appetite Suppressant Hoodia 465 US $5.99
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Does this stuff really work? I heard from my friends at work that it does.- Not sure if i should spend my money on it?
Many tests have been done on Hoodia and it's found to be a safe appetite depressant. But nobody really has done extensive long term studies on it, and none on breastfeeding women. So just as a safety precaution, I wouldn't. But, why not ask your Doctor? They would be able to tell you. When it's something this important where it can affect your baby in some way, better safe than sorry.
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Does this stuff really work? I heard from my friends at work that it does.- Not sure if i should spend my money on it?
I wouldn't take anything like that while nursing, w/o consulting your doctor.
The problem with supplements like this is even if they work, you likely shouldn't or wouldn't want to stay on them long term and what happens when you stop taking it? Unless you've made a lifestyle change, you'll just put the weight right back on. My advice, save your money and do it the right way…eat right and exercise.
Found online (you can do your own research as well):
"However, there have been no published studies on the safety of hoodia in humans.
Hoodia marketers often claim that hoodia has no side effects because the San Bushmen in the Kalahari desert of Africa have been using hoodia for thousands of years. But hoodia simply hasn't been around for long enough in North America or undergone safety testing to know the potential side effects, drug interactions, and safety concerns.
Jasjit S. Bindra, PhD, former researcher for hoodia at Pfizer (the pharmaceutical giant that licensed the rights to develop hoodia for $21 million but later returned the rights), stated in a letter to The New York Times that although hoodia did appear to suppress appetite, there were indications of unwanted effects on the liver caused by components other than the active ingredient p57 that could not easily be removed during processing.
Bindra added, "Clearly, hoodia has a long way to go before it can earn approval from the Food and Drug Administration.
And as a general precaution, because the safety in pregnant or nursing women, children, or people with liver or kidney disease hasn’t been established, these people in particular should avoid hoodia."
They are no good. Avoid them if you can. There is no easy way out.
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