Unless the information you're given
is from a highly respected expert, doctor
or investigative journalist, DON'T buy
into it! Even those who using the guinea
pig angle saying they've tried every
hoodia product on the market which qualifies
them to be consumer advocates are NOT
to be trusted. Reason being, upon closer
scrutiny, they're mere affiliates pushing
the products of the highest bidder (vendor
with the biggest commission payout).
3) The "Bigger
Capsule Is Better" Trick - Similar
to the above, some vendors will try
to trick you by offering what appears
to be "a lot of hoodia" in the form
of a bigger capsule. BEWARE - companies
selling these large capsules (750 mg. or bigger)
often do so to make up for the weakness
of their product. They simpy stuff
the capsules with additives. In reality
you may be getting 100 mg. of hoodia per
capsule, or less, loaded with
silica, cellulose and other fillers.
To be sure you're getting what you
pay for check the label to see if it says,
"OTHER INGREDIENTS: NONE". When in
doubt get the best -- get the New
and Powerful HOODOBA®
PURE 750MG Capsule. With the original
hoodia brand, you can't go wrong!
Hoodoba® is the Original
Hoodia Brand that was shown
on 60 minutes that is made from the
fully mature hearts of the Hoodia
gordonii succulent--the part of the
plant eaten by the South African natives
for centuries to treat ailments like
(hypertension, diabetes, tuberculosis...)
and to stop unbearable hunger during
long hunting trips.
4) The C.I.T.E.S, Permit, Bait
and Switch Certificate Analysis Trick
- It's also known that vendors
are using real hoodia to acquire their
certificates but later switching to
useless or inferior hoodia in the
manufacture of their products. Look
for a hoodia company
that voluntarily subjects itself to
ongoing random testing by Alkemist
Pharmaceutical - the only lab in the
US capable of testing for real
hoodia. Avoid vendors displaying
C.I.T.E.S and certificates based on
their own specimens. These certificates
speak only to the specimens that were
submitted for testing but not to the
products they sell. If the products
themselves are not subject to random
periodic testing you're taking a big
risk.
5) Use Your Common
Sense - If the offer sounds too
good to be true it most likely is!
If a company offers 90 or more 400
mg capsules below $45 claiming it
to be 100% pure South African hoodia - BEWARE. Likewise, companies offering
60 or more 700 mg capsule) for less
than $50 should raise immediate red
flags. You just can't have it both
ways. On one hand they tell you the
price of REAL hoodia has skyrocketed
(this is true), but on the other they're
offering what are obvious unrealistic
prices. Clearly, these vendors cannot
be trusted and are best avoided.
Nonetheless, despite the
crushing demand for this precious
commodity and despite the ever increasing
cost, when it comes to losing weight, pound
for pound, dollar for dollar, nothing beats
the REAL
hoodia you get with the Original
Hoodia Brand - with it you just
can't go wrong.