Hoodia is a weight loss drug that is extracted from a cactus-like plant Hoodia gondonii that is very abundant in the Kalahari dessert in South Africa. While it doesn’t work to melt away the fats like magic in your body, it boasts of its effectiveness as a natural suppressant that will make you feel full most of the item and therefore will significantly limit your food intake over time. When this happens, your body will consume fewer calories daily and that will be where weight loss can follow.
Hoodia is also known to boost your energy and metabolism and has been used by South Africans since time immemorial to stave off hunger and still be able to have the power to last all day during long hunting expeditions.
This is made possible due to an appetite-suppressing molecule called P57 that is found in the plant, which is said to have an effect on the brain just like how glucose would tell your brain to stop eating when you are full. This reduces your interest in taking food and stay away from unnecessary snacks throughout the day or night.

•    Hoodia has not been completely evaluated by the US FDA.
•    You must inform your physician first before taking Hoodia.
•    People with anorexia, bulimia or any other eating disorder should consult with doctors before taking the drug.
•    Should be purchased from a reliable retailer to ensure safety.

Before taking Cipro, check with your doctor especially if you previously have or is currently suffering from the following:
•    Diabetes
•    High Blood Pressure
•    Bleeding disorder
•    Clotting Disorder
•    Eating disorders
•    Allergic reaction to plants
•    If nursing a baby
•    If minor

It is advised to take one capsule half hour before each meal, adding up to a total of 400-1000 mg per day.

Not recommended for people easily dehydrated or having high blood pressure.
Do not associate with other appetite suppressants.

If you are already receiving treatment for weight loss, consult a nutritionist. Inform your doctor if you are under medical supervision.

Important notice: Always consult a doctor before starting treatment with Cipro. Check the leaflet inside for instructions.

Missed doses are considered missed. Leave it and take the next scheduled dosage. Do not overdose to compensate for the missed one. If you remember and still with enough time before the next one, take it, if not then proceed with your regular dosing schedule.

During unexpected and emergency situations, Call for help right away and notify your physician for such matter. You may contact a poison control center or have you taken to the nearest hospital for abrupt treatment; if the person is passed out and not breathing, call 911 or your local emergency response team.

•    Avoid incorporating it with other weight loss products, as effects could be dangerous to the body.

In South Africa, Hoodia is classified among foods, not drugs, proving its safety.

The use of Hoodia has not shown any case of side effects.

However, Hoodia is not recommended in pregnant or lactating women.

Check with your doctor before taking other Anti-obesity or weight loss drugs.