This is a review of the Hooderma weight loss cream which is supposed to aid people lose as much as 12 pounds in just 9 days, and not being a pill, is supposed to work far faster than diet pills ever could, since it supposedly gets into the bloodstream faster, plus, this cream supposedly reduces lines and wrinkles while making a person lose weight.  These claims were all taken from the website of the product, and this review will test them for truth.

Hooderma weight loss cream contains the following ingredients:  Hoodia Gordonii 20:1 extract, Green Tea, 7 Keto DHEA, Aloe Vera Gel, MSM, and Hyaluronic Acid.  The primary ingredient, hoodia gordonii is one of the most popular ingredients in most diet supplements and formulas being sold, and is even endorsed by numerous celebrities and popular personalities.  The problem here is the fact that there has never been any scientific evidence to conclusively prove that hoodia gordonii does contribute to weight loss.  Regardless of the claim that this product contains the purest form of hoodia, until such time as it is actually proven by science to make people lose weight, hoodia remains nothing more than an unproven claim.

Green tea is a clinically proven ingredient able to actually increase the metabolic rate of the body, for as long as it is taken in the right and effective dosage, being absorbed from the skin, however, is another matter.

7-KETO is a naturally occurring metabolite, or molecules used to break things down for use in the body, of the hormone dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA).  DHEA serves as a precursor for the sex hormones, such as estrogen and testosterone.  Studies have shown that 7-KETO can actually contribute to weight loss, when used in the proper and effective amount.  There are, however, some concerns that it may cause heart palpitations.

Aloe Vera is known for its use in treating cuts and burns and general efficacy as a skin care product, although there have been no conclusive proof that it contributes to weight loss.

Methylsulfonylmethane, also known as MSM, is a compound often used in the treatment of osteoarthritis, otherwise, there is no evidence it promotes weight loss.

Hyaluronic acid cushions and lubricates connective tissue in the body, plus studies have shown that hyaluronic acid can help to reduce wrinkles.

Hooderma costs around $31.99 for a two month supply.  Not really expensive for a supposed weight loss solution, but still, considering that there is no evidence that it actually works, this amount is still not worth paying.  The website says that Hooderma has a 100% satisfaction guarantee, and in case a customer is not satisfied, a full refund minus shipping will be given for the returned unused product.

This review finds Hooderma weight loss cream to be quite unproven to promote weight loss, and the claims of supposed effective ingredients to be less than convincing, therefore people should not buy this product.