Hoodia Review- Many Hoodia Products On The Market Contain Little Or No Hoodia At All

The majority of non-prescription diet pills are not regulated by the government, which has lead to a lot misleading information about the contents of the diet pills on the market today. The weight loss supplement Hoodia Gordonii which is only grown in certain part of the world can be found on the ingredients label of many diet pills on the market today, but due to small amount of Hoodia grown each year it would be impossible for each of supplements to contain the amount of Hoodia that is listed on the bottle.

Hoodia has gotten a lot of media exposure over the last two years, most notably a piece done by 60 minuets where the reporter tried Hoodia and admitted that it did reduce her appetite. After that report aired there was a rush by diet pill manufacturers to get Hoodia products on the market, but will real Hoodia in scarce supply and only a handful of companies with rights to that Hoodia some supplement companies simply resorted to deception by adding just a trace amount of Hoodia to their formula so they could claim Hoodia as one of their ingredient. The amount of Hoodia contained in these supplements is such a small amount that it will have virtually no effect on your appetite.

Finding a diet pill with enough real Hoodia to reduce your appetite will require some research and common sense. Real Hoodia is expensive, so if someone is selling a month's supply for less than $15 take a look at the label and see exactly how much Hoodia the product contains. If it's less than 150 mg it's not going to significantly reduce your appetite, and the better products contain as much as 750 mg of Hoodia.

More information about Hoodia can be found at: http://www.hoodia-gordonii-diet.com.




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