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Administration and Safety Study.

Hoodia Cactus Extract Hoodia Gordonii Asclepiad Trichocaulon Appetite Suppressant Hoodia gordonii Sweet P57 P57AS3 Powder Dry Hoodia Slim Blend photo picture image Is hoodia safe for orally taken?

How about the safety of hoodia? It can be a useful weight loss tool in conjunction with exercise and major dietary changes, but it's no miracle weight loss pill. By itself, hoodia (even real hoodia) won't make you look fit and trim, although it can no doubt help you get there if you're willing to exercise and eat right.

Genuine hoodia has a wide safety margin, especially compared to pharmaceuticals. It's a succulent, not a drug, and if you've ever chewed on various cacti (I have), you already know that they taste terrible but certainly don't make you sick. There may be exceptions found in particularly poisonous succulents, but hoodia certainly isn't one of them. Remember: The San tribesmen have chewed on this for eons. Indigenous use of herbs is actually a good indication of long-term safety, despite the frustrating fact that conventional medicine ignores all such cultural evidence.

In the 1990's, the CSIR (Council for Scientific and Industrial Research) in Africa conducted a study on the food that the Bushmen ate. They tested different natural food sources, mostly to ensure that the foods were non-toxic. When they found the Hoodia Gordonii cactus, animal testing was ordered to determine whether the plant was toxic.

Their findings paved the way for the Hoodia Gordonii Cactus Diet, a diet that isn't really a novel concept, but rather an old concept made easy. Since this cactus-style plant is a vegetable, it is also 100% safe and healthy. The Bushmen ate this plant during long journeys in the desert to ward off hunger. The CSIR found some interesting results after animal testing. Hoodia Gordonii Cactus was not toxic. It also caused the animals to lose weight! By 1997, the CSIR isolated P57, the ingredient responsible for the weight loss. The cactus diet was introduced to the general population in 2004.

Suggestive Dosage:Daily suggestive dosage of this appetite suppresant scoped from 500mgs to 3000mgs daily.according to different body weight and conditions.

Toxicity Risk Studies:

Acute Toxicity of Hoodia Gordonii:Acute toxicity.Oral.Rodent Rat.5000 mgs/kg body weight. No mortality or toxicity was observed.

No mortality was observed following the administration at a very high dose of 5 g/kg body weight.Body weight,feed and water intake in all the rats were comparable with that of the control.

Subchronic Oral Toxicity of Hoodia Gordonii:A Subchronic Toxicity Study was done in Rodent Rat.at 90 mg per kg bodyweight, which is equivalent to the recommended human dosage of 1 gram a day. No mortality or toxicity was observed.