subject: Weightwatchers Guide To Liquid Hoodia:what You Do Not Know And Should Know Before Making A Purcha [print this page] The road to a slimmer and healthier you can be an arduous journey and it is a lifelong battle, but with liquid hoodia things are easier than before and you are no longer alone. Liquid hoodia is a diet supplement that aids dieters by helping then suppress their appetite making the diet program prescribed by their health providers not difficult to follow. There are a number of hoodia products available in the market today we have hoodia gum, tea, powder, tablets, capsules, patches and liquid. Lately the most sought after product is liquid hoodia. It is easy to be swayed by over the top product marketing strategies online. Promises are all written in bold and capital letters and product slogans can sweep you off your senses. So before you rush and make any purchase online allow me to share with you some very important things that you need to know about hoodia and hopefully you will be able to make well informed decisions.
What is Hoodia and how does it work?
Hoodia is known worldwide as the miracle cactus""it is the miracle that dieters are praying for and it does look like a cactus but it is not. It is actually a succulent plant with a spiny body and saucer like flowers that only grows in scorched and barren lands such as the South African Kalahari Desert. There are 40 identified hoodia plant varieties all over the world but the one that is known to be effective in suppressing the appetite is the hoodia gordonii which only grows in South Africa. This plant has the P57 molecules that fools the brain by making it believe that the body has enough blood sugar level and instantly shut down the body mechanism for hunger. That is why this is very useful to dieters who find it difficult to resist the temptation to go binge eating and helps them adjust easily to eating with only small portions or servings.
What makes liquid hoodia the excellent choice?
All pure hoodia products are good but if you have difficulty swallow tablets, you want extra strength and fast action then liquid hoodia is the excellent choice for you. The advantage of liquid hoodia is the body absorbs it quickly because it goes directly to the blood stream since there is no need for digestion. You will feel its effect only after few minutes of taking or drinking it. Second, the absorption level of active ingredients in liquid is 95-98 percent while in capsule or tablet it is only to maximum of 20 percent. Lastly, liquid hoodia only has the active ingredients without any secret components while in tablet/capsules manufacturers usually use binders and fillers that explain why the dosage for hoodia in solid manufactured form is higher (400 mg-1500 mgs per day) compared to liquid hoodia.
How is liquid hoodia made?
To make hoodia gordonii marketable and easy to import because it only grows in South Africa, manufacturers transform it into powder form. There are two kinds of hoodia powder forms and we have: whole plant powder and concentrated core powder. Whole plant powder is cheap and considered low grade because it was made by grinding the entire plant parts of hoodia gordonii. The active ingredient can only be found in the inside of the plant stem. So whole plant powders have more fillers than the active ingredient. Concentrated core powder on the hand is made from peeled hoodia stems only. So this type of powder is expensive and very effective. The powder is then added with alcohol or non-alcoholic extracts like water and vinegar so that the active ingredients separates from the powder.
So it is advisable that when you buy liquid hoodia you have to check if it is made from whole plant powder or concentrated core powder because even if it says it is liquid hoodia it is not a guarantee that it is pure or effective if it is not made from high grade powder form.
Liquid hoodia requires lesser dosage compared to tablets and capsules so please check what is the recommended dosage for you first based on your weight, health condition and diet program.
by: Jerry Bogan
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