is the problem hoodia or the other stuff in the supplements that contain it?

[freddyboy]

I'm wondering something about Hoodia diet pill products. Is the trouble that hoodia doesn't work or that the herb is often combined with other ingredients that decrease its effectiveness, that are dangers or that not enough hoodia is used in supplements for it to really work. I do feel that this herb must cause appetite suppression so I just don't get why there never seem to be any products on the market that contain it that are actually beneficial for appetite suppression or weight loss.

[tara]

I think it's both. Hoodia itself has not been proven to work, there's like only one human study that's ever been done and the results were not promising and it showed that those who took it also suffered some unpleasant side effects. Personally, I wouldn't put much stock in Hoodia. If you can, choose something else.

[freddyboy]

I think it's both. Hoodia itself has not been proven to work, there's like only one human study that's ever been done and the results were not promising and it showed that those who took it also suffered some unpleasant side effects. Personally, I wouldn't put much stock in Hoodia. If you can, choose something else.

Interesting. I thought that there were more human studies than that on Hoodia. That's surprising. Okay. I guess I'll just steer clear of it. I have a feeling it's one of those things that won't necessarily be problematic for me in regard to side effects but will just be a whole pile of wasted money, which is something else that I don't want.

[ffviifan]

Interesting. I thought that there were more human studies than that on Hoodia. That's surprising. Okay. I guess I'll just steer clear of it. I have a feeling it's one of those things that won't necessarily be problematic for me in regard to side effects but will just be a whole pile of wasted money, which is something else that I don't want.

Yeah, I'm one of the people who think Hoodia is a waste of time. There just isn't enough science behind it for it to be worth taking for weight loss. I'd rather take nothing than take hoodia.

[char]

I wouldn't trust the credibility of any diet pill that contains hoodia. The science just isn't there. No matter what else they've included in the formula, the fact that they've added hoodia to it says to me that they have no idea what substances actually work and are idea for weight loss.

[madscientist]

I wouldn't trust the credibility of any diet pill that contains hoodia. The science just isn't there. No matter what else they've included in the formula, the fact that they've added hoodia to it says to me that they have no idea what substances actually work and are idea for weight loss.

Agreed. Just avoid hoodia. At best, it does nothing at worst, it does something that isn't good for you.

[chefmel]

Agreed. Just avoid hoodia. At best, it does nothing at worst, it does something that isn't good for you.

I think that's the best course of action, too. If you think that you will be able to take it without any problems, you can always try it.

[Ron]

I think that's the best course of action, too. If you think that you will be able to take it without any problems, you can always try it.

Yup. Unless you have a known allergy or you're taking a lot of heavy medication or something, you could always just choose a quality and reputable company and try it out for yourself.