Ephedra Hoodia Fusion Review

OK, so just the name of the Ephedra Hoodia Fusion diet pill should raise huge red flags when you read it. If I remember correctly, wasn’t ephedra banned by the FDA sometime in 2006? Now granted, there is only a small amount (10 mg) of ephedra nevadensis in Ephedra Hoodia Fusion (they have also added bitter orange extract) but the fact that these people would want to sell a product based on an ingredient that has been shown to cause health problems should make you want to steer clear right away.

Ingredients

• Vitamin B6 4 mg
• Vitamin B12 12 mcg
• Chromium Picolinate 120 mcg
• Ephedra Nevadensis 10 mg
• Hoodia Gordonii 500 mg
• Caffeine 250 mg
• Salicylate 150 mg
• Bitter Orange Extract 100 mg
• Green Tea Leaf
• Ginger Root
• Bladderwrack
• Cayenne
• Citrus Bioflavonoids

Vitamin B6-May help your body convert carbs into sugars to be burned for energy.

Vitamin B12-The Office of Dietary Supplements says that vitamin B12 helps maintain healthy nerve and red blood cells.

Chromium Picolinate-While many claim that chromium may significantly aid in weight loss, it has only been proven that chromium helps regulate blood sugar levels.

Ephedra Nevadensis-Ephedra was banned by the FDA in 2006. But Ephedra Hoodia Fusion claims that this type of ephedra is safe to consume.

Hoodia Gordonii-This latest fad ingredient is actually just a worthless filler that isn’t proven to help you lose weight.

Caffeine-A common stimulant that can increase energy and endurance. Caffeine actually has been shown in clinical studies to aid in weight loss.

Salicylate-A salt form of salicylic acid. Low doses are sometimes used for the relief of mild pain or fever.

Bitter Orange Extract-This ingredient is often used to replace the banned ephedra. It contains synephrine which has been shown to aid in weight loss.

Green Tea Leaf-A popular diet pill ingredient that is actually known for its fat-burning abilities.

Ginger Root-Often used in natural medicine to soothe the digestive system.

Bladderwrack-A type of brown algae sometimes used to treat digestive issues, such as constipation, diarrhea, and indigestion.

Cayenne-The active ingredient in pepper sprays and mace, cayenne can be used in medicine to relieve pain or itching.

Citrus Bioflavonoids-Widely used in Europe, these substances may benefit blood vessels and the lymphatic system.

Like I pointed out before, the ephedra ingredient has been replaced by ephedra nevadensis and bitter orange, which may or may not help you lose weight, but the other flagship ingredient in Ephedra Hoodia Fusion is hoodia gordonii (also known as the latest fad diet pill ingredient that will not help you lose weight at all). Some of these other ingredients may help spur some weight loss, but most are just junk ingredients that really won’t do anything at all.

Ephedra Hoodia Fusion’s Marketing

Again, I am still hung up on the fact that these marketers are claiming that their type of ephedra is perfectly safe to add to a diet pill. It seems to me like they are more concerned about making money than making sure that their product is actually safe to consume and will do what it promises. The Ephedra Hoodia Fusion marketers also claim that the hoodia in their diet pill is 100 percent pure hoodia, but there is no way to prove this. Besides, no matter what kind of hoodia is added to a diet pill, it still doesn’t work!

Ephedra Hoodia Fusion Price

On the Ephedra Hoodia Fusion’s website, there are two purchasing options: You can buy a 30-day supply for $74.45 or you can get a “free trial with auto-bill.” The free trial with auto-bill option will initially cost you $4.97 for shipping and handling and then each month you will be automatically charged $74.45 for a new 30-day supply. Our recommendation: Never sign up for an autoship program for an unproven product!

Ephedra Hoodia Fusion Guarantee

We think that the Ephedra Hoodia Fusion guarantee speaks for itself. Take a look: “ALL SALES ARE FINAL. Packages marked Return to Sender, Refused, Attempted not known will not be processed or refunded. By hitting the Submit Button (order button) on our site shows you are aware of and agree to our return policy.” I feel safe in saying that this product “guarantee” is one of the worst we’ve seen for a diet pill.

Conclusion

Not only is Ephedra Hoodia Fusion marketed by using an FDA-banned substance, but it also offers no guarantee to users and has (for the most part) junk ingredients that haven’t been proven to help in weight loss. Do yourself a favor and avoid this product.