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HcG Diet: The First Miracle of 2011!

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Not me, but maybe you. (Real shots of me to come!)

Happy New Year!  If you’re anything like me around food, which I guess you are or you wouldn’t be here, you’re sitting there feeling like a stuffed Christmas turkey and wondering how you got that way.  I say, who cares?  Just take control and start right now.

I have no scale today, so am unable to weigh in — good excuse, huh? But I know just from looking at my body that I must be up five or six pounds.  Fortunately for me, my HcG diet has given me a new way to eat — less!  And fortunately for you, the easiest diet in the world is there for the taking!

Many questions have come up around HcG since I started writing this blog.  So, starting today, here are some answers.  Number 1) What the heck is the HcG anyway, and is it safe?

HcG is a human polypeptide naturally produced by all people, male and female, animals and even plants!  Misnamed as a hormone, it has recently gained fame as “the pregnancy hormone”, as it is produced in great amounts in pregnancy, and is popularly used for fertility.  Basically, what it does in a pregnant female is to release stored fat to nourish the developing baby.  If there’s no baby, it just releases fat.

Of course, it’s not quite that simple, and I am not a doctor nor a scientist, just a satisfied customer, and that’s how it was originally explained to me.  For weight loss, very small amounts of HcG are combined with a very strict very low calorie diet and the pounds just slip away.  Don’t worry about keeping the low calorie diet though; HcG produces an appetite suppressing result that lasts for about six weeks, during which you can lose up to a pound a day! (Average seems to be about 25 lbs in the six week course.)  And no exercise is required except walking every day.

As for the safety, the only contra-indication is that HcG should not be used by people who have or have had any cancer, although the current thinking in the medical community is that it’s okay.  Personally, I wouldn’t ever take that chance, and for those of you in that group, I’m sure you’ll agree that your health is much more important.  Other than that, the only reported side effect that I’ve heard of is headaches for the first few days.

HcG has been around since the 1920s, and was studied extensively in the 1950s.  It’s been approved for weight loss in other countries for many years, and has only recently become popular in the US.

For all the details, click here to read the original, definitive report on HcG by of Dr. A.T.W. Simeons,  probably the world’s greatest authority on HcG.  Written over 50 years ago, his program remains the core of an HcG diet.

More answers to popular questions later this week.  But don’t wait.  Order your HcG today and get started — there’s still six weeks to Valentine’s Day!

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