Now drug firms are tapping into the knowledge of the San tribe, a people who live in the Kalahari Desert, and have eaten the Hoodia cactus for thousands of years to fight off hunger on long hunting trips.

They're hoping to make a fortune by developing the hoodia plant into a miracle slimming pill for millions of overweight Americans and Europeans.

One of those firms is Pfizer, the U.S. pharmaceutical giant responsible for Viagra. It has invested as much as $21 million for the rights to develop and license the active ingredient of hoodia, called P-57.

Note:

Friend, You know as well as I do that Pfizer wouldn't shell out 21 million dollars on this stuff if it didn't work. Don't wait for them. They'll just spend years extracting this one ingredient and getting it approved by the FDA so they can charge you a fortune for it and make you get a prescription.

You can get authentic P-57 right now with real Hoodia Cactus Tablets for way less money.

Desert Diet
Ancient Tribal Remedy Could Be Next Big Drug to Fight Obesity.

L O N D O N, Aug. 7 A wild plant used by generations of native Bushmen in South Africa's Kalahari Desert to help them avoid starvation in the dry, hot sands could make them millionaires if it is successfully developed into a weight-loss drug for Westerners.

Learn how the Hoodia cactus diet tablet is keeping America slim.