smartburn with hoodia

[wickness2]

As anyone tried this product Smartburn with Hoodia?
I know there is no magic pill out there. But trying never hurts.

 

[Wishing on a star]

I have done a little research on this.

The problem is that REAL hoodia is almost impossible to come by.

I learned that there are only three (3) products out there that are indeed certified true Hoodia from South Africa. These three products have been tested and had consistantly shown to be the real thing.

One is the Hoodoba
Another is Desert Burn
and the third is from a pharmaceutical supply company in Canada. Their web site is very impressive, but is not really designed well for etail, and is not user friendly for ordering.

I will probably order the hoodoba

First, make sure you are getting the real thing.
Second, read the ingrediants to make sure that you are not getting a lot of ingrediants that you do not want to take.

 

[Wishing on a star]

Okay, I do not have the notes from my research handy, but I did a quick search and found one of the web-sites that does indeed give you the info about Hoodia, including the test results on the Hoodoba and the Desert Burn.

click here, and then look at the second paragraph.

http://hoodiagordonii.totalink.com/hoodia_comparison.html

I notice that the Smartburn is the Last one on the list, and shows not certification, information, or anything that would recommend the Smartburn product.

 

[Green Tea]

But trying never hurts.

I disagree. Some weight loss supplements have been found to be dangerous. Just know what you are taking before taking the pills. Talk to a physician about the ingredient list and make sure it is a safe product for YOU to take.

 

[wickness2]

I have seen Smartburn on tv. Was just wondering if it does what it claimed. I am only 10lbs over weight. Just wanna get rid of that winter flab. *L*

Thanks for web links. Way more helpful then the ones I was checking.

 

[Mulan'sMom]

I'm using the Desert Burn now, and it does seem to take the edge off my cravings. Maybe it's just a placebo effect - but I'm not "white-knuckling" it when ten o'clock rolls around and I'm trying to stay out of the kitchen. It's expensive, though.