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.
Despite the media controversy surrounding the effectiveness of hCG drops, customer experience demonstrates that hCG drops and hCG injections are equally as effective for weight loss. While hCG injections must be supplied by a doctor and are far more expensive, homeopathic hCG drops are pain-free and available online for a much lower price.
Homeopathic hCG is made through a hand succussion activation process which imprints the electromagnetic energy signature of the original hCG hormone onto the homeopathic liquid. This means that the homeopathic hCG triggers the same effect in the body as the original hCG hormone itself.
As an hCG authority, hCG Blog has interacted with thousands of hCG dieters who have successfully lost weight using hCG diet drops along with the original hCG diet. But while hCG Blog is confident that hCG drops do work, it is important to note that not all hCG drops are made with pure homeopathic hCG. HCG Blog warns users against buying non-homeopathic hCG drops and hCG liquids blended with other ingredients.
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I would rather do the drops than the shots. I hate needles and I don’t think i could stick my self every day with one.
Can you recommend some reputable sites to order HCG drops? I started on the 42 day HCG injection program last Thursday and am super excited. However, having spent $500 on the program with the strong possibility of needing another 23 or 42 day treatment, I am interested in finding out about the drops at a lower cost. Also, what is an approximate price of the drops? Thanks.
i used biomazing hcg. they were the only drops that i could find that didnt have other ingredients and they have a guarantee. i got a special 2 bottles for $150.
Let US know how IT works for u
Interested in purchasing. Is it working or is it just the 500 day calorie intake??
It would be extremely unhealthy to consume only 500 calories without taking hCG — your metabolism would shut down and enter into ketosis. You can read more about this here http://www.hcgblog.com/is-the-500-calorie-diet-needed-when-taking-hcg.