SOUTH AFRICAN PLANT CONTAINS SECRET TO WEIGHT LOSS SUCCESS!

Hoodia Gordonii Liquid Veggie Caps - Faster & More Effective than Diet Pills!

Hoodia may be the miracle weight loss supplement of the 21st century! No appetite suppressant on the market is more powerful. 

Hoodia is so effective as an appetite suppressant for weight loss that doctors often prescribe it for their patients. With the cost of everything going up these days, why pay higher prices for prescription hoodia!

Just one liquid-filled veggie cap will give you more potent, more effective, faster weight loss results than any hoodia pill or powder filled capsule on the market. Our Hoodia Gordonii Liquid Veggie Caps deliver this fast-acting, energy boosting, powerful appetite suppressant into your body's system up to 40% faster!

Each liquid-filled veggie cap is processed in our manufacturer's FDA-Registered facility. This state-of-the-art facility extracts the active ingredient out of each hoodia plant to deliver maximum potency. 

Because the active ingredient (P57) in our Hoodia Gordonii Liquid Veggie Caps is pre-extracted, it gets into your bloodstream much faster. With hoodia in powder-filled capsules, the woodier, fibrous parts of the plant tend to pass through your system undigested. 

Serving sizes listed on each bottle are based on a 120-160 pound adult. Servings can be safely adjusted to accommodate heavier adults by increasing dosages accordingly. If in doubt, call us toll-free 1-888-811-2112 for help with this. 

Not convinced? Here's how how Hoodia works!

Hoodia works by tricking your brain’s “full” signal.  Deep within your brain— in the midbrain— lies a tiny but important organ: the hypothalamus. Nerve cells here is sense your blood glucose sugar levels. When you eat, your blood sugar goes up and this in turn triggers those nerve cells in your hypothalamus to send out signals that let you know when you’re full. Hoodia contains an active ingredient  (P57) that tricks your brain into thinking that you’re full, even though you haven’t eaten anything yet.

_{What is Hoodia Gordonii anyway?}

Hoodia (pronounced HOO-dee-ah) is a cactus-like plant that grows primarily in the semi-deserts of South Africa, Botswana, Namibia, and Angola.  Much of hoodia's popularity stems from claims that the San Bushmen of the Kalahari desert relied on hoodia for thousands of years to ward off hunger and thirst during long hunting trips. They were said to have cut off the stem and eaten the bitter-tasting plant.  Although it is often called a cactus because it looks like one, hoodia is actually a succulent plant. It takes about five years before hoodia's pale purple flowers appear and this is when the plant can be harvested.

Hoodia gordonii plant

Hoodia became popular as a weight loss supplement not long after 60 Minutes correspondent Leslie Stahl traveled to Africa with her crew in search of the hoodia plant that she'd heard rumored to work as an appetite suppressant. Stahl hired a local Bushman to take them into the desert to locate the cactus-like hoodia plant.  Once they located the plant, Stahl ate some of it. Stahl's filmed report later appeared on 60 Minutes. She reported that she lost the desire to eat or drink for the entire day, and to top it off, she did not experience any side effects, such as indigestion or heart palpitations. (Check out 60 Minutes report on hoodia!)

100% vegetarian alcohol-free liquid filled capsules. (Tested South African Hoodia Gordonii Aerial Parts) (Other Ingredients: NON GMO Soy Lecithin, Modified Vegetable Cellulose) Verified through 3rd party testing. Supports healthy weight loss. Not recommended to take while nursing nor during pregnancy. (These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, treat or prevent any disease.)

Oprah Winfrey’s “O” Magazine  (Talking about Hoodia) "Deep in the heart of Southern Africa’s Kalahari Desert may lie the secret to weight loss."		"South African San Council and the country's Scientific and Industrial Research Council (CSIR), which identified the appetite-suppressing ingredient in Hoodia during research." Read the article		BBC NEWS  Read the article

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