The number is staggering as to how much of the population is considered obese. As a culture the shift from an active lifestyle to a sedentary life style has had added to our waistlines and pushed the needle on the scale further to the right. While there are many solutions to this obesity crisis, one popular option is consuming an appetite suppressant. Popular with celebrities and many Americans, being able to decipher between safe and effective appetite suppressants and those that are dangerous is a constant puzzle of separating fact from fiction. Diet pills that contain Ephedra have been banned due to dangerous side effects, and have given all diet pills a bad rap. There are some same safe appetite suppressants on the market, the most popular being Hoodia, which will be further explored.
Native to South Africa, Hoodia is the only known appetite suppressant that poses no known harmful side effects. Hoodia, unlike other suppressants, does not stimulate the mind or body, rather Hoodia sends a signal to the brain telling the brain that it is full. Hoodia does not have any side effects or bitter taste.
Hoodia has been used by African Bushmen for tens of thousands of years to curb hunger pangs while on hunts. Hoodia has been considered part of their diet. While this plant has been used to suppress the appetite, until it was noticed that cows that grazed on the plant lost weight, was the correlation made between weight loss and Hoodia.
10/31/08
Hoodia Helps Curb Appetites
Posted by Susan P at 1:35 PM
Labels: appetite suppressants, diet pills, Hoodia
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