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Dude, What is Hoodia Gordonii, really?
Hoodia is a genus of succulent plants in the family Apocynaceae that is widely used traditionally by the San people of southern Africa as an appetite suppressant, thirst quencher and as a cure for severe abdominal cramps, haemorrhoids, tuberculosis, indigestion, hypertension and diabetes. Various uses have been recorded among Anikhwe (Northern Botswana), Hai om (northern Namibia ), Khomani (north western South Africa ), and the !Xun and Khwe (originally from Angola ) communities. Less is known about the use of this group of plants by other indigenous people, but some records show limited use of Hoodia parts as food items, albeit not as preferred food items. Hoodias are known to be used for cultural purposes in some areas (Hargreaves and Turner, 2002). Although relatively difficult to cultivate, Hoodia ‘ s are attractive plants and are also used for horticultural purposes.
Hoodia Gordonii CSIRThe Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) in South Africa isolated an active compound (P57) for appetite suppression from H. gordonii . The CSIR licensed the rights for further development of P57 and the setting up of a sustainable production system to Phytopharm in the UK . Phytopharm in turn sub licensed the rights to Pfizer for the development and global commercialization. Pfizer has recently returned the clinical developmental rights.
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Kalahari is a desert plateau region of southern Botswana, eastern Namibia, and western South Africa with about three-quarters of it contained in Botswana.
Dutch :
'thirst quencher' : "dorstlesser" [DOHRST-lessur]
'quenches thirst' : "lest de dorst" [LEST duh DOHRST]
French :
'quenches thirst' : "apaise la soif" [ah-PEH-zuh lah SWAF]
quenches your thirst for about 10 seconds, then you want more
i think people think its a thirst quencher cuz its a mental thing – it is advertised so well as the thirst quencher
vitamin water is better than gatorade, but it tastes like someone made kool-aid with only 1/2 of the sugar…only the orange is good
, thank you, I use a cactus like soil and add some pea gravel seems to work for most succulent plants , not familiar with bonsai, but if it has good drainage give it a try.. states april -may month for propagation but honestly I have done it anytime of the year, and it works, once you make your cuttings let them heal over a few days or so until dry then pot them up.. hope that helps!