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Weight Loss Forum / Low Carb / March 2004hoodia
Has anyone tried this? I know there was a discussion on this before. Does anyone have the link about it? I bought this which is a cactus plant grown in South Africa that is supposed to suppress hunger/appetite. I am going to give it a try. I am wondering if anyone know more about this or has tried it. I have never taken anything like this before, no diet pills/appetite suppressants etc. It says to take two tablets a half-hour before each meal, but my bad time of day with cravings is between 2-6pm, so I am thinking I would just take it 1-2 hours after lunch and that's it. I would think it would work whenever you want to take it correct? Any input on this product would be helpful, thanks. Debra Go to Google.com or any search engine and type in "Hoodia" and you will get many, many sites that sell it. The cheapest I saw was $12 for a month's supply. I'm tempted, too, but quite honestly, killing my appetite is not THE problem. Eating wrong foods and too much of them is THE problem. Since when did not being hungry stop me from eating? Let us know how it works. > Has anyone tried this? I know there was a discussion on this before. Does > anyone have the link about it? I bought this which is a cactus plant grown [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > would be helpful, thanks. > Debra >Since >when did not being hungry stop me from eating? *nod, nod* Or me, Jean. Our family also practiced preventive eating - eat so you won't get hungry. HAHAHAHAHA!! > >Since > >when did not being hungry stop me from eating? > > *nod, nod* Or me, Jean. Our family also practiced preventive eating - > eat so you won't get hungry. > Has anyone tried this? I know there was a discussion on this before. Does > anyone have the link about it? I bought this which is a cactus plant grown [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > would be helpful, thanks. > Debra here is a link to an article (there are quite a few others, but this is only link I actually remembered to bookmark! :-) http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/correspondent/2947810.stm and here is the site that I just ordered from; my friends Ralph has tried three different brands, and felt that the first two he tried had no real (or significant) amount of hoodia in them. This one he got and liked very well, he gave me a sample to try, and I was impresed enough to buy some for myself. Hope this Helps. http://www.aloe.za.com Sonya > > Has anyone tried this? I know there was a discussion on this before. Does > > anyone have the link about it? I bought this which is a cactus plant grown [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > > Sonya I take your statement to mean you experienced appetite suppression following the ingestion of the above hoodia supplement. Is this the case? Thanks! > > > Has anyone tried this? I know there was a discussion on this before. Does > > > anyone have the link about it? I bought this which is a cactus plant grown [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > > Thanks! Definitely - I lost interest in food when I took it. Sonya I also am trying it now and find that if I take too much it has a hangover effect for me. I get tired also I get headachy sometimes if I take too much. It does help but Im not sure how I feel while taking it, it kind of changes you mood. I will know more after I have more expirience with it but I have found I do eat less on it. I also suspect I can become a bit dehydrated on it, as I said I have to take it for a while more to reall understand it. > > > > Has anyone tried this? I know there was a discussion on this before. Does > > > > anyone have the link about it? I bought this which is a cactus plant grown [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] > > Sonya > Definitely - I lost interest in food when I took it. > > Sonya Thanks! I'll order some and give it a try! |
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