Caralluma fimbriata , also known as Karallamu or Shindala makadi, is an edible cactus used especially by people in India to reduce appetite and increase energy.
In Brazil this plant can be found as a dry extract, usually in the form of capsules, in order to decrease appetite and body fat.
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What is it for
Caralluma fimbriata capsules work as a natural appetite suppressant and, therefore, can be used to treat cases of overweight and obesity.
How to take
It is recommended to take a 1 g capsule a day, 30 minutes before the main meals.
Possible side effects
The use of Caralluma fimbriata rarely causes any side effects, however, in some people excess gas, stomach pain or constipation may appear.
Who should not use
There are no known contraindications for the use of this plant, however, it should be avoided by pregnant women, breastfeeding women and those under 18 years old.