Caralluma Fimbriata is claimed to be a natural weight loss supplement that works by suppressing your appetite so you lose weight faster and more effectively. Some have compared it to Hoodia Gordonii (which is becoming less available due to over-harvesting thus making Caralluma that much more attractive).
Is Caralluma Safe
According to two human, double blind, randomized, placebo controlled human clinical trials, it is safe. The safety of this product has been reviewed by 3 studies of toxicology that were done per exacting OECD guidlines. Caralluma has achieved self-affirmed GRAS stats (Generally Recognized As Safe).
Where Did It Come From?
Caralluma Fimbriata comes from India. Tribes in India chew on chunks of this plant to suppress their appetite when they are out on a day's hunt. This plant is also used by the labor classes of South India to enhance their endurance and suppress their appetites. It is listed as a vegetable and a famine food by the Wealth Of India (this is the Indian Health Ministry's medicinal plants comprehensive compilation).
What Is It Made Of?
Caralluma is made up of key phytochemical constituents: Pregnane Glycosides, Flavone Glycosides, Megastigmane Glycosides, Bitter Principles, Sapnonins, and more. It is all natural and products claming to contain it will contain it in the extracted form.
Does Caralluma Work?
Based on studies conducted on the appetite suppression qualities of Caralluma it was concluded that the plant does work to suppress the appetite. In conjunction with the right diet it is a very viable and effective option for weight loss.
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