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  1. Hi all,

    can u ppl post some shops were i can buy hoodia cheaper than now?.. i
    pay 30$ for 90tabs atm... (200mg hoodia per tab)

    thanks alot

    Michael

  2. <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Hi all,

    can u ppl post some shops were i can buy hoodia cheaper than now?.. i
    pay 30$ for 90tabs atm... (200mg hoodia per tab)

    thanks alot

    Michael

    Hoodia think you're fooling? <sorry, bad pun, but I couldn't resist>

    I hadn't heard of hoodia before this, but I suspect that unmonitored used
    could be quite dangerous.
    http://www.dolfzine.com/page612.htm

    Lar

  3. "Larry Hoover" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Hoodia think you're fooling? <sorry, bad pun, but I couldn't resist>

    I hadn't heard of hoodia before this, but I suspect that unmonitored used
    could be quite dangerous.
    http://www.dolfzine.com/page612.htm

    Looks interesting... and promising. I saw this herbal tisane at several
    healthfood stores that claimed it was hoodia, but I really didn't know what
    it was (and like anything, if I don't know what it does... I don't take it)
    I think though that any drugs made from such knowledge needs to give some of
    the money as a royalty to the Kung people, after all, they were the ones
    that discovered this.

    On further research, hoodia is an appetite suppressant, but it is also a
    whole plant and it is in no way a staple of the Kung/San diet. If they made
    a concentrated extract from it and sold it like they did with ephedra, it
    might be abused by those with eating disorders and fatalities might result.
    Obesity is a serious health problem, but there are often healthier ways of
    losing weight besides killing appetite, although for some people who have
    pathological eating habits (ie, those who have psychological problems tied
    to eating, often they just cannot part with sweets and junk food, no matter
    how many diets they try), an appetite suppressant might be their best bet.

  4. Hithere,

    i take Hoodia because u cancel dinner.. "Dinner Canceling" its very
    healthy :-)

    so taking a hoodia pill when the urge to eat comes works very well..

    but i still have the same problem with the cost...

    u ppl have any idea?

    Michael

    magnulus said:


    "Larry Hoover" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Hoodia think you're fooling? <sorry, bad pun, but I couldn't resist>

    I hadn't heard of hoodia before this, but I suspect that unmonitored used
    could be quite dangerous.
    http://www.dolfzine.com/page612.htm

    Looks interesting... and promising. I saw this herbal tisane at several
    healthfood stores that claimed it was hoodia, but I really didn't know what
    it was (and like anything, if I don't know what it does... I don't take it)
    I think though that any drugs made from such knowledge needs to give some of
    the money as a royalty to the Kung people, after all, they were the ones
    that discovered this.

    On further research, hoodia is an appetite suppressant, but it is also a
    whole plant and it is in no way a staple of the Kung/San diet. If they made
    a concentrated extract from it and sold it like they did with ephedra, it
    might be abused by those with eating disorders and fatalities might result.
    Obesity is a serious health problem, but there are often healthier ways of
    losing weight besides killing appetite, although for some people who have
    pathological eating habits (ie, those who have psychological problems tied
    to eating, often they just cannot part with sweets and junk food, no matter
    how many diets they try), an appetite suppressant might be their best bet.

  5. "[email hidden]" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Hithere,

    i take Hoodia because u cancel dinner.. "Dinner Canceling" its very
    healthy :-)

    so taking a hoodia pill when the urge to eat comes works very well..

    but i still have the same problem with the cost...

    u ppl have any idea?

    Michael

    Try Froogle.com or Yahoo! Shopping, etc. (shopping bots).

    NOW Foods has a good reputation as a supplement company:

    http://www.iherb.com/truhoodia.html

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