Homeopathic HCG Drops have now been added to the ‘diet programsthat I have tried’ list for hundreds of thousands of hopeful dieters, and no doubt made a couple of individuals very wealthy in the process.

When the legendary Dr. A.T.W. Simeons ran his exclusive weight loss center in the latter part of the 1950’s, using a combination of a rigid diet regime and HCG (Human Chorionic Gonadotropin) injections, he diluted the hormone with just enough sterile saline solution for effective disbursement into the body tissues. These injections, as well as his exactly monitored food plan, proved efficient for countless numbers of patients.

During the past two years, however, a new trend has swept the World-wide-web, and even found itself onto the shelves of quite respectable health food and diet stores, and that is the notion of “Homeopathic HCG Drops”. Quite a few of today’s customers don’t truly perceive the true meaning of product label statements like “natural” and “organic”, but purchasing these items feels like a far better choice, and most likely IS… but may not essentially be precisely what the clientassumed he was purchasing.  The new buzzword is ‘homeopathic’.   It seems trendy, it looks healthy and balanced, and it is a excellent marketing phrase that is beginning to filter into the mainstream .

However what does “homeopathic” really mean, and does the scientific discipline behind homeopathy translate to HCG Drops?

To begin with, the concept powering homeopathic alternative medical practice utilizes something referred to as the ‘law of similars’, that postulates that a substance will cure a problem if it brings about signs and symptoms which are related to the symptoms of the trouble. For instance, the fellow who created the principle back at the end of the 1700’s initially discovered that cinchona bark manifested symptoms similar to malaria; cinchona bark is a source of quinine, an age old malaria therapy, so he concluded that the main reason it worked was due to the fact that it brought on similar signs as the sickness it proved effective in treating. Though the whole notion of homeopathic medication is the topic of fantastic debate, there is a substantial volume of evidence that supports this branch of alternative medicine, and likely hundreds of thousands of us with at least one homeopathic remedy on hand and a willingness to try others. To formulate a treatment, you use a substance that leads to a similar symptoms as the problem you are trying to deal with.

So… what may you use to treat obesity? Which are the indications which you are trying to treat, and what compound generates same signs and symptoms?

Based on formulative and therapy practices established for over 200 years, HCG does not meet the criteria.

The dots simply can not be connected, no matter how hard you try. But, for purpose of illustration, lets say you discovered that a definitive substance may be extracted from a combination of chicken-fried steak, buttermilk biscuits, potatoes and gravy, and pecan pie.. and this compound manifested an identical response in microscopic doses as a regular diet of fat and carbohydrate laden meals would produce. Obesity.What do you do next? How do you take this substance and develop a homeopathic remedy? What is being done to HCG to develop so-called  Oral Homeopathic HCG Drops?

Authoritative texts in the area of homeopathic medication refer to a course of action known as ‘potentization’, but in actuality it is a precisely performed dilution procedure. Again, our purpose here is not to render judgement on homeopathy, but simply to explain exactly what the customer pays for in the process of purchasing typical Oral Homeopathic HCG Drops. And it is clearly disclosed on the label:  6x, 12x, 30x, 60x

You may have to dig out the high school math textbook for this one. Do you remember studying ‘powers of ten?’. X on a the label of a homeopathic remedy means how many multiples a substance has been diluted ten times. If the label reads 1x, you would know that it incorporates one part element in ten parts of solvent (distilled water, alcohol, and so forth.), so the amount of active ingredient in the solution is 10%. If the lable says 2x, that means that the 10% solution has been diluted ten times more, so you now possess 1/100, or 1%. 3x is .one%, 4x is .01%, 5x is .001%, and 6x is .0001%. You read it correctly. One ten thousandth of one percent.

This label plainly states, now that you have had the benefit of an introductory lesson, that the strongest concentration in this specific bottle of Homeopathic HCG Drops is one ten thousandth of one percent.

Although the term “hcg diet protocol scam” is certainly a popular Net search phrase, let’s see if we may be a little more exact and a little less inflamatory in defining the accurate role of HCG Drops in fat loss. Recall, that success in the prevalent Oral Homeopathic HCG Drops diet depends on following a stringent 500 calorie a day meal plan. Folks have lost a lot of excess fat, and often at a rate of a pound a day, on a program consisting of  Oral Homeopathic HCG Drops and the highly restricted calorie diet. ‘Before and After’ photos are prominent on the websites of the marketing companies which sell it. However what you don’t see in the pictures is the hunger, weakness, and misery of someone who is taking a placebo for weeks on a starvation diet regime. Oral HCG Drops are merely a PLACEBO, and the weight reduction which accompanies their use is basically not wholesome, and runs fully opposite to the notion behind the HCG Diet Protocol as developed by Dr. Simeons.  A period of time of starvation shows your body one easy thing: this particular person lives in danger of encountering a true famine, and food is scarce. Whenever food becomes available: STOCK UP on FAT in case this ever happens again!

Finally, a ‘money making’ note.  Would you like to make a fortune marketing  HCG Drops, but don’t have a FDA approved supplement processing facility? It’s easy enough to find ‘Before and After Weight Loss’ pictures on the Internet, but what about in fact generating and packaging the product? “Your Logo Here” to the rescue!

It is easy to subcontract the production of your very own brand Homeopathic HCG Drops, price them up by 200 to 2000 percent, and make a handsome profit… and sleep well at night, because the label plainly shows the reality: 6x, 12x, 30x, 60x.

You will possess a booming business for a period of time, but at some point the marketplace or the regulators could react and there will be a substantial controversy complicating your life.  As with all sensational revelations, there will be misunderstandings and bad reporting, and the few manufacturers that make a potent HCG which is delivered in sublingual drops will no doubt suffer negative effects as individuals confuse their products with the diluted placebos merely due to the fact that both the effective products and the placebos bearing similar names are orally administered.

An example of one product that does include almost pure HCG is the MPH Drops product, from MediPure Products Inc. This product is a highly concentrated HCG formula that has been stabilized using a proprietary process. It has been proven as effective as the original HCG injections in producing a quick, healthy weight loss without hunger, weakness, or other characteristics of starvation dieting. The shopping guide and recipies, as well as the convenient optional meal plan which accompanies the program allow up to 850 calories a day. The MPH Weight Loss plan also includes an outstanding educational program to help the dieter make sure that their weight loss becomes permanent.  This outstanding program provides fresh information every day to help dieters restructure their relationship with food for alifetime of healthier eating.

Therefore when seeking a respectable plan for fast weight reduction and lasting benefits, a word of caution about claims that support a homeopathic or weak HCG formulation. You’ll get real results when you use the real HCG compound, and there is little if any to be located in the mass marketed Oral Homeopathic HCG Drops.

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