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HCG Blog Announces that the hCG Weight Loss Diet Does Not Require Counting Calories
Based on the large number of emails received by hCG Blog over the past seven days, it appears that many consumers are wary of trying the hCG diet because they fear weight loss programs that require monitoring calorie consumption. In response to this growing concern, hCG Blog would like to announce that the hCG diet does not require counting calories.
“It seems a number of people are under the impression that the 500 calorie hCG weight loss diet requires users to manually count and monitor calorie intake,” explains hCGBlog.com founder Wendy Miles. “The problem is that this is simply not the case. HCG dieters need to eat certain foods in specific portions, but the foods permitted add up to 500 calories on their own.” …Read More»
HCG Blog Clarifies the Unlikely Benefits of hCG in Response to Recent Blog Comments
Recently, a growing number of visitors to hCG Blog have been asking, “How did Dr. A.T.W. Simeons discover that hCG burns fat?” and “Does hCG have any other benefits?” In response to the considerable amount of queries involving this subject over the past few days, hCG Blog explains the unrelated experiment that led researchers to discover hCG’s fat burning abilities and various other benefits.
The first hCG studies conducted by Dr. Simeons took place in the 1930s when he administered the hormone to boys with cryptorchidism, a condition indicated by underdeveloped testicles. During his studies, he noticed that boys with a lower caloric intake lost excess weight without developing any feelings of hunger. This initial observation prompted many more years of research and led him to ultimately publish his manuscript “Pounds and Inches” which detailed the hCG diet and using hCG for weight loss. …Read More»
The hCG Diet & Valentine’s Day — Not a Match Made in Heaven
With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, hCG dieters everywhere are wondering how to avoid temptation on a day focused around champagne, dining out, chocolate and candy — so what are hCG dieters to do? In an effort to prevent as many people as possible from cheating on their hCG weight loss diet, hCG Blog has constructed a list of tips and ideas for sticking to the hCG diet on Valentine’s Day.
“Last year, an unbelievable number of visitors contacted us concerned that they had blown their hCG weight loss diet by dining out or consuming loads of chocolate on Valentine’s Day,” explains HCGBlog.com founder Wendy Miles. “This year, we decided to be proactive and create a list of tips and ideas to prevent hCG dieters from cheating.”
Super Bowl Temptations Derail hCG Dieters
Following the festivities of Super Bowl XLVI, it seems that dieters everywhere have entered into a panic. Super Bowl parties typically consist of fried, greasy and fattening dishes that are almost impossible to avoid. The influx of emails and phone calls from worried men and women that cheated on their diet plan has led hCG Blog to post some quick instructions on how to get the hCG diet back on track after an incident of cheating.
The extreme weight loss that hCG drops and injections provide is no doubt appealing, but even the most dedicated hCG dieters can fall victim to the abundance of unhealthy foods offered at nearly every Super Bowl celebration. Following Super Bowl XLVI, HCG Blog was flooded with questions from hCG dieters who had gone astray and were derailed on their weight loss quest. With so many visitors concerned about how to get their hCG diet back on track, HCG Blog explains how to continue weight loss with hCG following a bout of unhealthy eating.
“The Giants versus Patriots faceoff on Sunday appears to have caused many hCG dieters to cheat on their 500 calorie hCG weight loss plan,” explains HCGBlog.com founder Wendy Miles. “But now that the celebrations are over, many people are beginning to feel guilty and are unsure how to restore their hCG diet. But while sticking to the hCG diet guidelines is key, it is possible to get back on track and lose one to two pounds per day.”
Google “Global Monthly Searches” and Trend Analysis Demonstrate Continuing Popularity of hCG Drops Despite Recent FDA Attack
The FDA’s recent act to remove hCG drops from the weight loss market does not appear to have affected the number of “Global Monthly Searches” for hCG or hCG drops in Google, reveals hCGBlog.com. Both hCG and hCG drops continue to be highly popular search topics with little fluctuation over the past few months.
On December 6, 2011, the FDA announced that it issued seven warning letters to companies promoting homeopathic hCG diet drops for weight loss. But despite this act to remove hCG weight loss products from the market, the number of Google searches for “hCG” and “hCG drops” appears to have remained constant. The average global monthly searches for “hCG” and “hCG drops” are currently 5,000,000 and 301,000, respectively — and trend analysis performed by hCGBlog.com shows no sign of statistical decrease since this initial onslaught.
HCG Blog Clarifies Difference Between HCG Diet Drops and HCG Injections
As the number of news stories about hCG continues to rise, many people are beginning to ask, “What is the difference between hCG drops and injections?” In response to this growing consumer concern, hCG Blog has compared hCG diet drops and hCG injections along with their respective negative and positive aspects.
As a constant subject of topic in hCG Blog’s forum as well as other hCG information sites across the Internet, the difference between hCG drops and injections appears to be confusing to many people. To address the vast number of queries involving this matter over the past few days, hCG Blog explains the difference between hCG diet drops and hCG injections.
“One of the most common queries we receive from our visitors is, ‘What is the difference between hCG drops and injections?’ People have heard that hCG works, but are curious to know if hCG drops and injections are equally as effective and if the hCG in them is the same.” said hCGBlog.com founder Wendy Miles. “In an effort to help our visitors find the best weight loss option for them, we want to clarify the difference between these two hCG alternatives.”
The original hCG diet plan created by Dr. Albert T. W. Simeons in the 1950s required users to purchase hCG injections and combine them with a very-low calorie diet to promote fast weight loss. More recently, however, hCG drops have hit the weight loss supplement market as a cheaper and easier alternative to traditional hCG injections. These hCG drops are homeopathic and trigger the same fat burning response in the body as hCG injections. …Read More»
HCG Blog Explains the Science Behind the Highly Controversial hCG Weight Loss Diet
With an increasing amount of media attention surrounding hCG and the FDA’s recent “crack down” on homeopathic hCG drops, many people are beginning to wonder how hCG drops can help users lose 1-2 pounds per day. HCGBlog.com explains the science behind this weight loss phenomenon.
One of the most common questions posted in HCG Blog’s forum is “how do the best hCG drops work?” In response to the overwhelming number of queries, HCG Blog explains how hCG burns fat and why the hCG diet plan is so important.
HCG is a hormone produced by a woman during pregnancy as a backup method to protect the growing fetus. In the event that the woman is consuming too few calories, the hCG hormone signals the brain to release her stored body fat to provide nourishment to the child. This same fat burning effect takes place when a man or woman takes hCG drops or injections for weight loss. Unlike other very-low calorie diets, the metabolism does not shut down when hCG is combined with the hCG weight loss diet and muscle is not burned off. Multiple weight loss studies have demonstrated that the weight lost from the hCG diet comes direct from adipose fat tissue and not from lean muscle. HCG Blog explains that while dieters are only consuming 500 calories, the hypothalamus is releasing stored body fat to provide sustenance and energy. This means that the body is actually operating on thousands of calories a day, not only 500 as it might initially seem.
If Hoodia and the hCG Diet Work So Well, Why Isn’t Oprah Thin?
Celebrities like Oprah, Janet Jackson and Kirstie Alley are constantly in the media spotlight, not for their bodies of work, but for their fluctuating waistlines. The fact that wealthy TV and movie personalities can’t manage to stay thin is discouraging for the millions of overweight Americans looking to lose weight. Hundreds of thousands of weight loss products on the market claim to offer safe and effective weight loss — but if this were true, why are so many people still overweight? Constantly bombarded with these types of questions, HCG Blog addresses skeptics by explaining that the hCG diet and Hoodia really do work.
Common sense leads many people to think that weight loss products are not effective or are not a permanent solution — if celebrities with access to all of the products and weight loss methods in the world cannot manage to stay thin and keep the weight off, how can normal people? But fact of the matter is, it is impossible for a person to lose weight if he or she is constantly overeating. HCG Blog would like to debunk the myth that Hoodia and hCG drops do not work by explaining that taking effective products is a futile effort if an unhealthy relationship with food is continued after the regimen is completed.
HCG Diet Blog Clarifies Difference Between hCG and Diet Pills
Considering that the top New Year’s resolution for 2012 is to lose weight, it is no surprise that men and women across the globe are rushing to the Internet to research the most popular weight loss methods. Continual diet and exercise is no longer the only option to slim down — both diet pills and hCG claim to offer fast, long-term weight loss. In an effort to help consumers find the best alternative for them, HCGBlog.com has compared diet pills and the hCG diet along with their respective negative and positive aspects.
As outlined by a recent survey conducted by search engine Bing, “Losing weight is the top New Year’s resolution for both men and women (35 and 47 percent, respectively).” And with an increasingly obese population, this is no surprise. Additionally, avoiding unhealthy temptations appears to be more difficult than ever — fast food restaurants reside around every corner and desserts have become commonplace at most family dinners and social gatherings.
The claims of fast and safe weight loss by a variety of diet pill and hCG drops brands seem to be just what many consumers are looking for. But with so many options to pick from, it is often difficult for people to decide which choice is best for them. HCGBlog.com has paralleled these two alternatives in order to clarify the good and bad characteristics of both weight loss methods.
