At DietsInReview.com, we like to think we’ve seen it all when it comes to dieting and weight loss products. Then, something like Huge Lips Skinny Hips come along and we’re surprised all over again. This hot new product, being featured on The Today Show, promotes itself as “the yummiest lip plumper equipped with hoodia.” So your lips will look juicy, full and shiny, while your appetite is suppressed to help you avoid giving into cravings to reach your goal weight.
Created by fashion and beauty journalist Karen Robinovitz, the goal was to allow you to attend a soiree feeling and looking sexy, and completely able to avoid the temptation of appetizers. Huge Lips Skinny Hips’ Website, under its manufacturing name Purple Lab, makes you feel like you’ve walked into a seductive burlesque show, inviting you to use the hoodia lip gloss as much for weight loss as you would to feel sexy and beautiful.
We are truly living in an era of mind-boggling technological innovations. When it comes to food, science is creating some pretty wild stuff that is making genetically-modified tomatoes look like cell phones from the early nineties.
One of the latest class of products that are designed to help us lose weight are tasteless food additives that are sprinkled on food. Once ingested, they have the power to induce feelings of fullness by acting on certain areas of the brain. It’s kind of like what may happen if hoodia were to meet your salt shaker. But unlike many dietary supplements, these food additives don’t contain hoodia, drugs or any other stimulants.
One such product is Sensa.
As a very weight-absorbed culture, we are always looking for the latest, greatest and quickest way to shed some pounds. There is no shortage of weight loss products on the market today. From hoodia to green tea, the new wave of weight loss products come from nature rather than being manufactured in a sterile lab by a team of white-coated researchers.
One such product that has been picking up steam is Caralluma Fimbriata. While hoodia hails from Africa, Caralluma grows in India. In fact, it shares a lot of similarities to hoodia such as also being a succulent-based plant and it has been eaten as a vegetable by natives for hundreds of years to stave off hunger on long journeys or through bouts of food shortages.
How Does it Work?
Caralluma is believed to work its magic by blocking the opportunity for fat cells to form and forcing fat stores to be used as primary fuel. It is also believed to act on the brain, particularly, the part of the brain that controls hunger. Caralluma acts like an “off” switch telling our brains that we’re full even if we’re not. Therefore, fewer calories will be consumed and the pounds will start to come off, or so it is hoped.
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