Please. What's the saying? If it sounds too good be true.....
It's called the Hoodia Ice Cube diet. In theory, you either drop one hoodia-filled ice cube into some liquid or just pop the frozen cube straight every day. The hoodia frozen in the ice cube is from a succulent plant native to the African desert. Desert Labs, the company that manufactures the little green cubes, says they contain a molecule called P57 that is supposed to suppress your appetite.
Hoodia started getting a lot of press a few years ago as a supplement that tricks your brain into thinking you're full . 60 Minutes even profiled the plant in 2004. It does have some scientific evidence to back up the appetite-suppressing claims but it's still pretty cloudy.
It's called the Hoodia Ice Cube diet. In theory, you either drop one hoodia-filled ice cube into some liquid or just pop the frozen cube straight every day. The hoodia frozen in the ice cube is from a succulent plant native to the African desert. Desert Labs, the company that manufactures the little green cubes, says they contain a molecule called P57 that is supposed to suppress your appetite.
Hoodia started getting a lot of press a few years ago as a supplement that tricks your brain into thinking you're full . 60 Minutes even profiled the plant in 2004. It does have some scientific evidence to back up the appetite-suppressing claims but it's still pretty cloudy.
