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Hoodia comes from the succulent plant similar to the cactus, known as hoodia gordonii, which is native to the South African Kalahari Desert. It is popularly known due to its potency in suppressing appetite.
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How Hoodia works The active component contained in Hoodia is a molecule which acts as an appetite-suppressant, known as P57. It is purported to act within the brain with a function similar to that of glucose, by tricking the brain into conceiving that the body is full even without an intake of food, thereby reducing interest or craving in food, and effectively delays the time period before the onset of hunger. How to take Hoodia The intake of Hoodia is different between a cultural setting, and those accepted by recent medicine in the Western world. Such herbal supplements are best taken under the instructions of a medical professional, in coordination with a consultation with an herbal supplement specialist. Take the herbal supplement as instructed on the label of the package, or in strict compliance with the instructions of an attending doctor, pharmacist, or a health care provider. Precautions Do not take the herbal supplement without prior consultation with a medical specialist; this is especially applicable to patients with diabetes, a blood disorder such as bleeding or clotting problems, a heart illness, a high blood pressure, and an eating disorder such as anorexia or bulimia. Pregnant and lactating women are also advised to undergo preliminary consultation, as intake of Hoodia may affect the health of the unborn or lactating child. There is no current information concerning its use with children. Consult with a doctor first before administering it on such individuals. Drug Interactions There is currently insufficient documentation regarding the drugs or substances which may affect the potency of Hoodia. Similarly, cases of interaction of the herbal supplement with other medications are also currently non-existent. Nevertheless, those who are planning on using Hoodia for health purposes should initially consult with a medical practitioner, and notify the latter of any plant allergy, or medications which are currently being taken, whether they are herbal, supplemental, prescription, or non-prescription drugs. Side Effects Hoodia is a non-stimulant, and it has no currently known adverse effects. At present, it apparently is a safe herbal supplement for use by most people, but further supportive scientific research is necessary in order to establish Hoodia as a safe appetite-suppressing herbal supplement. If any adverse effects or allergic reactions are experienced after use of the supplement, temporarily discontinue use, and notify a medical professional immediately. Proper Dosage Information regarding proper dosage of the herbal supplement varies significantly. To ensure safe intake, consult with a medical practitioner first regarding intake and dosage details, or follow the instructions on the product package, under the supervision of an attending physician. Overdose There is no current information concerning an overdose of Hoodia. If an excessive intake is suspected, notify a doctor immediately. Storage Store Hoodia as directed on the product label of the package. Keep it away from moisture. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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