Comments on: Hoodia Gordonii Cactus http://www.getmyhoodia.com/news/5/hoodia-gordonii-cactus/ Articles about Hoodia Gordonii Wed, 20 Aug 2008 16:52:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.3 By: hoodia http://www.getmyhoodia.com/news/5/hoodia-gordonii-cactus/#comment-4 hoodia Fri, 06 Apr 2007 19:09:45 +0000 http://www.getmyhoodia.com/news/5/hoodia-gordonii-cactus/#comment-4 Hoodia works by keeping you from feeling hungry. Hoodia works by keeping you from feeling hungry.

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]]> By: hoodia http://www.getmyhoodia.com/news/5/hoodia-gordonii-cactus/#comment-14 hoodia Fri, 06 Apr 2007 21:17:24 +0000 http://www.getmyhoodia.com/news/5/hoodia-gordonii-cactus/#comment-14 Q: How Does Hoodia work? A: Scientists believe that the reason for Hoodia's appetite suppressing abilities is a molecule called "P57". Normally, when you eat the glucose in your body rises and eventually signals to your brain (the hypothalamus) that you are full. It is believed that "P57" molecule in Hoodia mimics the effect that glucose has on your brain, telling part of your brain (the Hypothalamus) that you feel full. Consequently, you have no desire to eat. Q: How Does Hoodia work?

A: Scientists believe that the reason for Hoodia’s appetite suppressing abilities is a molecule called “P57″. Normally, when you eat the glucose in your body rises and eventually signals to your brain (the hypothalamus) that you are full. It is believed that “P57″ molecule in Hoodia mimics the effect that glucose has on your brain, telling part of your brain (the Hypothalamus) that you feel full. Consequently, you have no desire to eat.

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