Paradise Herbs Hoodia - 60 Capsules

Paradise Herbs South African Hoodia is authentic hoodia gordonii produced under government license with proceeds given to SAN upliftment projects.

Hoodia is a safe stimulant-free herbal food found naturally in the deserts of South Africa and Madagascar. For generations the Kalahari Bushmen have used Hoodia while on long hunting trips.

You know what it's like when you really feel full up, not wanting another mouthful ...

Well that's the glucose in the food you eat telling your brain to stop eating ... but sometimes that signal to your brain just isn't fast enough ... fast enough to get you to stop eating.

Hoodia is more than 10,000 times FASTER than glucose. That means your brain gets the message faster, so you naturally choose to stop eating sooner.

Discover how unique formula of Paradise Herbs South African Hoodia can help you feel less hungry ...

Hoodia Gordonii (sometimes known as Hoodia 'Cactus') is a plant from Southern Africa which has been used by the indigenous bushmen as a natural appetite suppressant and thirst quencher during their long hunting trips for generations.

What benefits do you get taking Hoodia Gordonii?

Hoodia Gordonii fools the brain into thinking that you are full, so you eat less. This is done naturally by convincing the part of the brain that controls your appetite that you have already eaten.

How does Hoodia Gordonii work?

The active ingredient in Hoodia Gordonii, the molecule known as P57, copies the effect that glucose has on your brain, telling part of your brain (the Hypothalamus) that you feel full.

The Hypothalamus controls your appetite. When you eat the glucose levels in your body rise. As these levels go up, the Hypothalamus sends a signal out to get you to slow down and stop eating.

Hoodia Gordonii's molecule P57, mimics the glucose signal, the hypothalamus is fooled and sends the message to eat less.

Hoodia trials...

The first human clinical trials with Hoodia Gordonii were conducted in the UK on an obese group of people who were confined in a special closed unit. All the volunteers could do was read, watch television, and eat. Half were given the Hoodia Gordonii, half a placebo. Fifteen days later, the group taking the Hoodia Gordonii appetite suppressants had reduced their calorie intake by 1000 a day.

Despite having all the food they could want and eat, the volunteers taking Hoodia Gordonii lost weight ... without hunger pangs or anguish.