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Saturday, May 22nd, 2010



Why You Must Check Hoodia Diet Pill Reviews

Thursday, January 29th, 2009
by Simon Newsome

Thanks to the considerable hype generated by the weight loss and diet pill industry about hoodia weight loss pills, it can be almost impossible to judge the quality of a product by looking at their high-gloss websites. One online commentator claims that between 60%-80% of all hoodia weight loss products are not what they claim, ranging from not entirely pure through to not even remotely close. You can read more about how to spot the genuine hoodia and how to identify shady operators by looking at some quality hoodia diet pill reviews.

There are six checks to prove that a company is selling pure Hoodia Gordonii appetite suppressant, and they should display all six certificates on their website. The first three are issued by authorities in South Africa and in your country authorising the purchase and shipping of the extract of an endangered species. The remaining three are certificates from independent scientific testing.

Any company that imports Hoodia Gordonii to the USA from South Africa must have – and should display – three official government certificates.

The first, known as the CITES certificate, is an authorisation to deal in an endangered species (such as Hoodia Gordonii). Do not deal with any company that does not display their CITES certificate prominently on their website.

The second certificate is a “Phytosanitary” permit issued by the government of South Africa permitting the dealer to remove the product from South Africa.

The third certificate is issued by the US Dept of Agriculture (and simply known as the USDA certificate) to permit the dealer to import the product into the USA. If the manufacturer claims to directly import Hoodia Gordonii from South Africa then they should be displaying this certificate on their website.

The Need For Independent Testing

With the large numbers of online hoodia sellers, most reputable manufacturers regularly submit their products to a well known independent testing facility which has the authority to certify genuine hoodia products. While there are four recognised labs that can do the testing, most companies seem to present certificates from Alkemist Labs in California.

There are three different tests to ensure the sample is what it claims to be, and unless you are a chemist yourself you don’t need to know much about them. They are known as HPTLC, HPLC and MM-DPD, with HPTLC being the most important. At the very least you should be able to see an HPTLC certificate, if not all three.

If the company does not display results certificates from an independent testing facility, do not buy from them. There are far too many unreliable dealers out there to take a risk on one that doesn’t display their testing certificates!

Finally, as a matter of good customer service you should expect that the company offers a toll free information line that will also handle orders (if you prefer the phone to buying online) and a clear refund policy if you’re not happy with the product.

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Hoodia weight Loss Pills: the Latest Weight Loss Phenomenon

Thursday, January 8th, 2009
by Simon Newsome

Hoodia diet pills could be the answer to the prayers of many people. Weight loss tablets, appetite suppressant pills, herbal supplements and the latest diet trends – some people have to be the first to try the latest thing in their seemingly endless quest to find the holy grail of weight loss. Although a gross generalization, when it comes to these kinds of methods and developments designed to help people lose weight, there are three main types of person.

There are those who have to try the latest recommendation, the newest tablet, the diet that’s been on television and try to be the first. These optimists have sometimes been trying to lose weight for years, sometimes with a little success but rarely anything to write home about.

The second category are those who are deeply cynical about any such supplement, diet or remedy for weight loss, and pass most of these off as merely more ways in which mysterious chemical scientists shifting around within their top secret underground laboratories are managing to part the overweight from their hard earned cash, with little regard for providing any real result. After all, whoever heard of an overweight person suing a chemical company for not helping them lose weight?

The third category is those who really don’t care one way or the other. They often admit that they could do with losing a little weight, or perhaps more than just a little, but have no desire to pop unknown chemicals in tablet form into their mouth, preferring good honest food instead.

Well now there really is a method that can have extraordinary effects on anyone who uses it, helping weight loss become a reality at last. This is not simply a new flashy advertising campaign for something that’s been around for years but has a new type of packaging and a new coloring agent added. Hoodia is an appetite suppressant which should be considered very seriously by all three groups – and whichever group you feel you fit into best, you will almost certainly find this little bottle of enormous interest.

One of the hardest tasks for those who are keen to lose weight, and willing to do whatever is necessary to do so, is trying to ignore the inevitable hunger pangs which will haunt them for the weeks and months that they endeavor to shed the pounds. An accidental whiff of freshly baked bread, a picture of a gorgeous dessert or an advert for a juicy burger can all cause that familiar growl from the stomach, and our brain draws together the massed armies of hundreds of thousands of years of evolutionary knowledge and orders us to go and eat something; preferably large with chips and coke on the side. Any diet then goes out of the window, and our will is broken all too easily.

Now, imagine a small tablet that is capable of being the world’s most successful appetite suppressant. Imagine being able to take this tablet, and then forget about food. Hoodia works by fooling the brain into thinking that your blood sugar is far higher than it really is, and this makes it far, far easier to ignore those cravings and the temptations caused by images and smell.

We all know that when you are hungry, precious little compares with the smell of a hot dog with fried onions, yet when you have eaten, nothing smells as off-putting as that same smell. Hoodia tricks the brain into having the second response rather than the first regardless of how empty your stomach really is.

Of course, this in itself will not help you to lose weight – after all, the idea is not to try to starve yourself to death, but to lose weight safely. This can only be achieved through a combination of a good diet and exercise. However, being able to use Hoodia weight loss pills to suppress your appetite will allow you to avoid the temptations which can cause your healthy diet and exercise to come to zilch.

For those of you that have an aversion to taking chemicals and tablets because they seem unnatural, especially when compared to real foods such as factory manufactured cakes which have fifteen different artificial additives added, hoodia is the most natural appetite suppressant in the world. It is directly extracted from a small green cactus-like succulent plant in the Kalahari Desert, the Hoodia Gordonii, and it is this plant which holds the remarkable key to natural suppression of hunger. The Bushmen of the desert have been using this plant for thousands of generations, and so its natural ability and safety have both had more than a fair trial.

Whether you are often the first person to rush out and try the latest thing in weight loss, or whether you are more cynical about diets and weight loss supplements, or even if you are one of the many undecided people who would like to lose weight, if only a magic solution that was completely safe could appear on the scene – hoodia weight loss pills really do provide the ultimate solution. As an appetite suppressant it is second to none, and as far as safety is concerned, several thousand years’ worth of testing hoodia seems to have reassured most people.

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