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 What
if you could make your brain believe that you're stomach was
full? Imagine the weight you could lose if you could just reduce
your appetite and eat less food!
Hoodia is an cactus that grows deep inside the South America
thriving in extremely high temperatures. The San Bushmen of the
Kalahari, one of the world's oldest and most primitive tribes,
have been eating the Hoodia plant for thousands of years, to
stave off hunger during extended hunting trips. When South African
scientists were routinely testing it, they discovered the plant
contained a previously unknown molecule, which has since been
christened P57. This molecule tricks your brain into believing
you're stomach is full, making it much easier to lose excess
weight and body fat. Foundation Nutriceutical's Hoodiatrol has
no known side-effects, it is stimulant free, will not give you
the shakes, make your heart race or raise your body temperature.
Glucomannon: is an all-natural, dietary source
of 100% fiber obtained from the root of the Konjac plant in Asia.
And Glucomannan contains zero calories. It's an excellent addition
to a sensible weight loss regimen. Additionally, this herb has
been shown to help reduce cholesterol, relieve constipation,
and regulate blood sugar in several clinical studies.
Glucomannan is a water-soluble dietary fiber that is derived
from the Konjac root. Konjac is a perennial plant unique to Asia,
and cultivated in Japan. The fresh Konjac tuber contains an average
of 13% dry matter, of which 70% is Glucomannan, and the remaining
30% is starch. Glucomannan is a polysaccharide consisting of
repeating units of beta-D-glucose and beta-D-mannose joined together
in a chain by 1,4 linkages.
Historically, Glucomannan has been used in traditional Asian
foods such as noodles, tofu, and other food products. Konjac
flour (made from the tubers) has been a healthy Japanese jelly
called "konyaku" for over two centuries. By expanding in the
stomach, Glucomannan can be useful for people trying to lose
weight. Fiber-containing foods such as Oats are known to help
reduce cholesterol, improve bowel functioning, and assist in
weight reduction by creating a feeling of fullness. However,
many people have a hard time consuming enough fiber from food,
and turn to fiber supplements such as Guar Gum & Pectin to
help fulfill their daily requirements and get that feeling of "fullness".
Chromium: Research shows that chromium is an
essential part of our every day diet. Chromium can have many
beneficial results when supplemented. It enhances insulin's effect
in the body, improving the bodies uptake of glucose, thereby
causing better blood circulation and maintenance of blood sugar
level. Gaining energy, burning fat, and building lean muscle
with greater ease are attributed to chromium, to name a few.
It assists the body in losing weight by helping it to build muscle
to replace fat. Lowering body fat and increasing lean body mass
are just a few of the positive properties that chromium exhibits
on the body.
FAQ's
Q: What is Hoodia? A: A type of cactus. Hoodia
Gordonii is a succulent in the family Asclepiadaceae. It forms
multi-stemmed clumps 45cm (18in) high and bears unpleasant-smelling,
pale purple disc-shaped flowers 7.5-10cm (3-4in) in diameter. Hoodia
Gordonii grows in semi-arid areas of South America. The San people,
formerly known as bushmen, of the Kalahari eat the bitter-tasting
plant on long hunting expeditions.
Q: Is Hoodia a Drug? A: No. Hoodia is an all natural
dietary supplement and contains NO Caffeine or Ephedra.
Q: Are there any side effects? A: There are no
known side effects.
Q: How much Hoodiatrol should I use? A: Most people
have positive results taking 1 - 2 capsules an hour before each
meal with a large glass of water. If you frequently crave a midnight
snack, an additional capsule in the evening might help to curb
those late-night cravings.
Q: What is the source of your Hoodia? A: Hoodia
is grown on farms in South America. The harvested Hoodia Gordonii
is then sun dried and legally imported into the United States.
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