HoodiaGreen Review

What You Should Know

Hoodia Gordonii is a succulent plant which is sometimes mistaken as a cactus. The flowers that bloom from this rare plant are purpose and they are quite a pretty sight to see. The cactus has been eaten by the Sans People (Bushmen) of South Africa to help them travel and hunt for long periods. Hoodia Gordonii has been popularized among consumers hoping to diet with its supposed ability to work as an appetite suppressant and help promote weight loss. HoodiaGreen is another supplement in the long list of products that promise miraculous weight loss.

List of Ingredients

Green Tea Extract, Green Coffee Bean Extract, Nopal Cactus Fiber, TRC minerals

Product Features

The makers of HoodiaGreen claim that the formula contains a hundred percent of 77 water-soluble minerals which are derived from plants. In addition to receiving the superior appetite suppression of Hoodia Gordonii, the pills offer a punch of powerful antioxidants and minerals so your body does not starve. As of this writing, there have been no long term clinical studies done on the people of Africa to determine if there are any long term side effects from using Hoodia Gordonii as a weight loss supplement. Additionally due to high demand, the South African government has put restrictions on the plant. Wholesalers of the product must have a permit in order to purchase Hoodia. Most of the diet products on the market which claim to contain Hoodia are either bogus or the products only contain trace amounts of the cactus. Like any other so called diet pill which is intended to suppress the appetite, the benefits only last as long as you are taking it.

Advantages

• Contains Green Tea which may produce some health benefits.

Disadvantages

• Hoodia Gordonii is restricted by the South African government.
• Most forms of Hoodia found on the market are synthetic.
• There is no scientific research associated with HoodiaGreen.

Conclusion

Hoodia Gordonii gained instant popularity when several major news programs such as Dateline NBC, ABC. 60 Minutes all televised stories on Hoodia. Hoodia can be found over the counter in health food stores, grocery stores and drug stores as well as and on the internet. To date there have been no long term clinical studies done on the people of Africa to determine if there are any long term side effects from using Hoodia Gordonii as a weight loss supplement. Additionally due to high demand, the South African government has put restrictions on the plant. Wholesalers of the product must have a permit in order to purchase Hoodia. Most of the diet products on the market which claim to contain Hoodia are either bogus or the products only contain trace amounts of the cactus. Like any other so called diet pill which is intended to suppress the appetite, the benefits only last as long as you are taking it. The weight comes back when a normal eating routine resumes. A diet rich in healthy low fat foods and a regular sustained exercise routine will produce the same desired results without the price tag and possible health risks associated with taking a product that has little to no research behind it.