Oral Homeopathic HCG Drops-Weight Loss Diet 2 Oz Bottle

Diet-fads seem to be the order of the day, and the claims of the homeopathic hCG diet is exactly that – a fad, and what will hopefully be a short-lived obsession. I strongly recommend that you not purchase these drops as the drops themselves, as well as the diet regimen they accompany, are unsafe and ineffective. While the claim that you’ll lose one pound a day may seem promising, you’re required to cut out starches and sugars for the first few weeks, something the American Heart Association advises against. According to the American Heart Association, “if you are able to stay on such a diet for more than a few weeks, you may develop nutritional deficiencies, because no one type of food has all the nutrients you need for good health” (“Quick-weight-loss…”). Additionally a “500-caloried diet,” such as the program requires, “is likely to result in a loss of protein from vital organs” (Barrett, “HCG Worthless…”). I’ve seen friends go on such a diet only to complain of the endless limitations of what they can and can’t eat, making it difficult for them to have any kind of long-term change in their eating patterns. These examples demonstrate the detrimental effects of such a diet on one’s health.

While the diet regimen to be used with the drugs is dangerous, the drops themselves are as well. HCG, also known as human chorionic gonadotropin, is a fertility drug and the homeopathic drop version is just a diluted version of the hormone given in the injections. Furthermore there has been no substantial research in the area of homeopathic hCG. What is know is that “homeopathic hCG violates the basic principles of homeopathic medicine” because it has a chemical base (Clark, “Does Homeopathic…”). With regards to regular hCG, studies have found that “There is no substantial evidence that it increases weight loss beyond that resulting from caloric restriction, that it causes a more attractive or “normal” distribution of fat, or that it decreases the hunger and discomfort associated with calorie-restricted diets” (Barrett, “HCG Worthless…”). As I mentioned before, homeopathic hCG drops and their accompanying diet regimen are an unhealthy and ineffective fad that, as a buyer, you will hopefully not fall prey to.

Works Cited

Barrett, Stephen. “HCG Worthless as Weight-loss Aid.” Diet Scam Watch. DietScam, 18 Sept. 2007. Web. 10 Dec. 2009.

Clark, Dennis. “Does Homeopathic HCG Really Work?” Editorial. DocStoc. Docstoc, 9 July 2009. Web. 9 Dec. 2009.

“Quick-weight-loss or Fad Diets.” American Heart Association. American Heart Association, 10 Dec. 2009. Web. 10 Dec. 2009.
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Lots of fakes out there,t he label looks home made of a printer with store bought label. Bought froma reputable seller who’s label I could verify with the lab they bought it from
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First, if you want to avoid being ripped off, then you must understand that there is NO hCG in homeopathic hCG. That is why they can sell it on Amazon. Otherwise it requires a prescription or must be purchase from an overseas pharmacy (careful with that, too, though reliable ones can be found at OrderHCGHere com)

I want to take this opportunity to alert you to the increased attention on homeopathic hCG of late. I have investigated this tantalizing concept, but, unfortunately, it just doesn’t seem to pan out. You see, the primary law of homeopathy is to use substances that would cause the symptoms one is experiencing in a healthy person, but will alleviate those same symptoms when given in a homeopathic dilution. For example, if my symptoms produce an effect on me similar to a tarantula’s bite, then tarantula venom would be my homeopathic treatment, even though I’ve not actually been bitten by a tarantula.

hCG is a hormone, similar to estrogen & progesterone. No one would think homeopathic birth control pills a feasible alternative! We know that the body requires a given quantity of molecular hormone to produce a given effect.

In addition, the measurement of success of hCG is not weight reduction, which

studies have shown that a VLCD without hCG results in similar rates as those using hCG, though I have yet to see consistent results from homeopathic hCG comparable to actual hCG.

The proven advantage of hCG is the body being prevented from consuming it’s own protein & structural fat during VLCD, meaning the metabolism stays intact. This

does not happen when one loses weight on a VLCD without hCG. Given the evidence, this is the touchstone of whether any other type of hCG administration is successful.

So please be wary of the promotion of homeopathic hCG. As tempting as the prices and simplicity may be, there is no real evidence that it will give you the same results as pharmaceutical grade hCG and I do not recommend it, especially since the most likely consequence will be to further skew the hypothalamus! In fact, many of my clients have complained of poor results and hunger, wanting to know why their ‘hCG’ isn’t working!

The books that come with this package are pretty good, though you can purchase them separately for far less $$$.

Blessed, healthy, prosperous & FREE BE,

B’Shem Yeshua,

with love & shalom from

Shalom!

THE HCG Coach

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