Naked Science Forum
On the Lighter Side => Complementary Medicine => Topic started by: Welsh Girl on 06/06/2006 16:14:55
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I started taking three capsules of hoodia a day three days ago - one at breakfast, one mid-morning and the third at lunch time. I am a little less hungry but I've slept really badly for the last two nights. It has taken me ages to fall asleep and I keep waking up through the night. I'm not tired in the day which is bizarre but I'm sure I should be. I don't know whether my poor sleeping is due to the Hoodia or whether the warm weather at night is keeping me awake. Has anyone else noticed similar side effects?
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It probably helps your body to create more energy than you need during the day. Maybe you should try to reduce the amount of pills taken a day! Try it and see what happens!
I mean that many people want to loose weight too fast, which is not very good at all! You will loose it slowly, but it`s more healthy a way, than fast weight loss.
I lost 30 lbs on Hoodia for the last 7 months and had no problem whatsoever!
A lot of articles n Hoodia here:
http://dietpillsnews.com/category/hoodia-gordonii-review/
Get even!
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Hi Terii,
have just looked at the reviews on Hoodia from the link and read that it may not be successful for people who have a high percentage of carbs in their diet- seeing as you have done well with your weight loss I wondered how this applied to you?
Jay
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