Homeopathic HCG, by definition,
has NO HCG in it! If you were to pour homeopathic HCG onto a pregnancy test, the
result would be negative. It is essential to use real HCG to mobilize fat stores
to help you lose weight (without breaking down lean muscle mass) and to control
your appetite.
Liquid HCG diet (homeopathic HCG)
snake-oil salesmen are nothing more than multi-level marketers. Liquid HCG is
the biggest diet scam to hit the market in recent times. Each bottle costs less
than $1 to produce yet these charlatans are retailing their liquid HCG for
anything up to $139 a bottle or more! DO NOT let these HCG diet scammers trick you into
buying their product!
Homeopathic liquid HCG is sold
as a weight loss "supplement". I contacted the FDA recently and they
said, "The ingredient that you are referring to is
human chorionic gonadotropin
(HCG). The ingredient is considered a drug and not a dietary supplement and not
a homeopathic drug product." If HCG is classified as a "drug" and not a
"supplement" or "homeopathic drug" then what are these lying snakes putting in
their liquid HCG bottles? That's easy to figure out. All you have to do is look
at the label on the bottle and see the ingredients, WATER and ALCOHOL. According
to FDA CPG Sec. 400.400 policy it is ILLEGAL to sell homeopathic drug products
without a prescription so it's quite obvious to see that 1) What they're selling
is not real HCG or 2) What they're selling is illegal. FDA policy also states:
"All
prescription homeopathic drug products must bear the prescription legend,
"Caution: Federal law prohibits dispensing without prescription," in conformance
with Section 503(b)(1) of the Act."
Do any of these liquid HCG diet scammers write prescriptions for
their products? Of course not and that's because what they're selling is not
REAL HCG
to begin with. You don't need a prescription for a bottle of water! Dr. Simeons clearly states in his HCG diet protocol, "Pounds
and Inches" that the only method of delivery for HCG is via
injection. There is no other way. The idiocy of these companies selling
homeopathic liquid HCG is blatantly apparent especially when
they post Dr. Simeons HCG diet protocol right on their sites. Call the stupid
brigade. For example, LiquidHCGDiet.com states on their site:
"The homeopathic version of HCG starts out with the hormone,
which is then diluted many times to preserve its energy in a suspended form.
Effectiveness is not compromised, and in fact the homeopathic form creates the
exact same response in the body as daily HCG injections but without the side
effects. The advantages are that you can travel with it, it does not have to be
refrigerated, it stays stable longer, and it includes beneficial nutrients to
help balance the entire body."
Holy smokes! These people must think we're stupid! The hormone is
"diluted many times"? So basically what they're admitting to is that there is NO HCG in their product! Anybody who's had experience with the real HCG diet KNOWS
that an overdiluted HCG mixture does absolutely nothing but set off food
cravings. If the HCG mixture is overdiluted then that means the potency of it
has diminished to basically "0". A daily HCG dosage of at least 125IU is
required in order to have any effect on weight loss. If Liquid HCG Diet's
bottled garbage is so diluted with what they say is HCG, then what is the daily
IU dosage that you're taking? The answer is very plain to see. I posted a
comment on Liquid HCG
Diet's Facebook page and asked them how many IUs were in each dose.
Surprise, surprise, they never answered. I then posted another comment in
response to a lady who said she cheated while on the liquid HCG diet because she
was overwhelmed with food cravings. I asked her if she tested her HCG to see if
it was real and guess what? Liquid HCG diet blocked me from posting any further
comments on their page. I guess I posed a threat to their greedy little
money-making business.
"It's All About the Money!"
Homeopathic liquid HCG diet promoters don't give two poops
about whether you lose weight or not. As long as their pockets are being
nicely lined with dollar bills who really gives a damn, right? Well, we
ALL SHOULD! It's time to stop these thieves in their tracks and inform
everybody you know about these Liquid Liars. It's time to boycott the
sales of
homeopathic HCG and stop these slithering serpents from continuing to spread
false information.
"The truth will set you free. But first, it will piss you off." -
Gloria Steinem
Proponents of homeopathy say there is an “energetic
imprint” of the HCG in the solution of purified water.
Does this mean that an imaginary fairy flies onto the
scene and taps your bottle of homeopathic liquid HCG with a magical
wand to make it miraculously work? Come on people, GIVE ME A BREAK!!
The promoters of the liquid HCG diet are doing
nothing but LYING TO YOU!
Here are the simple facts about homeopathic HCG - Homeopathic
HCG has no real HCG in it.
Period, bottom-line, end of story.
Proponents of homeopathy say there is an “energetic imprint” of the HCG in the
solution of purified water. Supposedly, this solution is achieved by
repeatedly diluting down (not to be confused with distilling down which,
scientifically does make something more potent) the HCG until it is down to the
familiar 6X, 6c or 30c potencies while are standard for homeopathic remedies.
So for the typical homeopathic product that’s about 30c of anything and that my
friend, is a very, very small fraction of the original substance.
Bottom-line: Think of it this way, a standard 6X dilution is the equivalent of
one dose of HCG in a bathtub full of water.
How’s that homeopathic “solution” looking to you now?
Thought so.
Look, some homeopathic formulas are so dilute that no molecules of the original
substance remains - at all! Even with their most sophisticated equipment,
analytical chemists find it difficult or even IMPOSSIBLE to identify any active
ingredient.
The homeopathic belief (since it has no scientific basis, then it is merely a
belief) is that the substance has left its imprint or a “spirit-like essence”
and that is what stimulates the body to heal itself. They say that this
”spirit-like essence” in the remedy’s solution contains a “memory” of the
original substance. Say what?
So what exactly is that “memory?”
Homeopaths say it is electromagnetic waves of the active ingredient it once
contained. They say that vigorous shakings between each dilution make this
“memory” possible.
But oh, COME ON! I mean, seriously, just what kind of pseudoscience is this?
I don’t know about you, but if that isn’t the very definition of
goofy science, then I don’t know what is. Wow, you just can’t make this kind of
stuff up, can you? Further proof that life is stranger than fiction.
Now I ask you, one reasonable human being to another - since homeopathic liquid
HCG and real pharmaceutical-grade HCG are pretty close in price, then why in the
world would you buy something and why would you pay good money for anything that
is literally a watered-down version of the original? Why would you throw good
money at something that scientists cannot find even a single molecule remaining
of the substance you’re supposed to be paying for?
Does it make sense for any rational human to do that?
Being human often means doing irrational things in the hope that something
works, right? I think purveyors of homeopathic liquid HCG are preying on the
desperation and the weak-mindedness of the overweight, especially those that are afraid
of needles and HCG injections.
After all, isn’t this the classic problem with folks who are overweight?
Looking for the easy way out, the way where they can eat what they want and not
have to change anything.
How often have you seen this online: “Lose 30 pounds by doing nothing and eating
what you want!” I’m not making that up. I just googled “homeopathic HCG” and it
was in the body of the sixth or seventh site that came up.
Now you and I, we recognize that for the fallacy it is, right?
- Thanks to "Gutless in Seattle"
"Nothing is easier than self-deceit. For what each man wishes,
that he also believes to be true." - Demosthenes
"But it's working for me!"
I'm sorry to break it to you but it's all in your head. The mind
is extremely powerful and anything's possible if you believe in it enough. Even
Jesus said, "Because you have so little faith. I tell you the truth, if you have
faith as small as a mustard seed, you can say to this mountain, "Move from here
to there" and it will move. Nothing will be impossible for you."
Yes, it works for some people and the only reason it does so
is because you're eating 500 calories. ANYBODY can lose weight eating 500
calories BUT what you're NOT doing is resetting your hypothalamus gland which is
the whole point of taking HCG in the first place. The only way to do this is through
administration of HCG via injections.
There is NO scientific data proving the effectiveness of homepathic HCG. Homeopath,
Dr. Dennis
Clark says, " ...
the real substance is diluted so much that there is no molecule left of what you
started with so homeopathic HCG technically should have no protein hormone in it
whatsoever."
According to the FDA there are only two companies in the US that are approved to
import, manufacture, and distribute HCG, real HCG that is. They are Organon USA,
Inc. and Ferring Pharmaceuticals, Inc. These two companies clearly state that
HCG is to only be administered via injection - "Chorionic Gonadotropin for
Injection", and not by happily squirting it into your mouth.
The Sellers of Homeopathic Liquid HCG Drops Are Involved In
a Multi-Level Marketing Pyramid Scam
WholesaleHCG.com is
one of the top of the pyramid affiliate companies of fake homeopathic HCG. This
is what their website has to say:
Are you a looking to sell HCG to the millions of people searching for it on
the internet?
“Enormous Profit Potential”
Homeopathic HCG retails for $40-$200 and also sells in kits/packages ranging
from $300-$6,000.
Some of our distributors are selling 1,000 bottles of Homeopathic HCG a month
with simple four-
page websites. At $97 a bottle, this
comes out to $97,000 per month. Many distributors sell it
for much more. This is 100% passive income at 95%+ profit margins.
If you want a highly lucrative, quick, and easy business that helps obese people
achieve their ideal
weight unlike anything else, then look no further than being a distributor of
Homeopathic HCG.
All you have to do is fill out the form at the bottom of the page and we’ll
email you an
application to open a wholesale account. Your application will be approved
within one business
day.
Dr. Kendra Pearsall, Naturopathic Medical Doctor and HCG expert
President of WholesaleHCG.com
The person with this website calls herself a "Doctor" of
homeopathics and "expert on HCG", but she's not an AMA licensed medical doctor.
I could call myself "Dr. Sandra, expert on biochemistry, medicine and and HCG."
Those are all pointless words.
$97,000 a month at 95+% margin of profit NEVER EVEN STOCKING OR HAVING THE
PRODUCT. Just put a link on your sponsored website, blog, etc.
What you see on forums and blogs are things like this "I lost 42 pounds in 4
weeks using HCG. Here's where you can buy it" (a testimonial). If the person
clicks on that "testimonial of the affiliate the person then with the
testimonial, blog etc. gets their payoff.
Of course, most testimonials are written by affiliates just making them up, just
like the actor's diet photos, fake doctors pictures, etc.
Notice the promise! Massive wealth. Obscene margins of profit. If homeopathic HCG is so great - why is it SO cheap at the top of the affiliate food chain? If
it is SO cheap, why are you being told to pay $40, $80, $120, $500 - and even
things like "50% off, only $50! - when it cost under $1 at the top of the
affiliate food chain?
Is that offer of affiliate sales of "Homeopathic HCG" the only one?
No, the internet is flooded with them.
For example, Don Edmond of "Your HCG.com" not only boasted in sneering emails
to me of how he sells 95% more homeopathic HCG than the next highest seller on
the paid advertising sponsored searches, but also states that he's making hundreds of
thousands of dollars scamming people with "homeopathic HCG". He also
states that his
"homeopathic HCG" is only "water and alcohol" (with a "HAHAHAHAHA!"
in his emails to me).
He also recruits affiliates on a website. I will tell you more specifically about
him, his "F" rating with the BBB and more. Further down my page I list more of the those recruiting affiliate sellers of
"homeopathic HCG" who promise a highly lucrative, quick, and easy business
that is 100% passive income at 95%+ profit margins.
HERE ARE MORE WEBSITES
SOLICITING EVEN MORE
AFFILIATE SELLERS FOR HOMEOPATHIC HCG 25,000
posting websites, blogs, forums and hundreds of thousands of
fake
testimonials, fake claims on videos, etc.
THESE ALSO ARE ON THE TOP OF THE PAID ADVERTISEMENTS ON INTERNET SEARCH ENGINES trying to sell it to you for $40, $80, $120 $350
or even more. Some are even declaring to give you a HUGE discount!
Power HCG Affiliate Referral
Program: Make $20 payout per bottle sold! Payouts sent weekly. If you
are interested in our program please fill ...
www.powerhcg.com/order.php
I could post pages and pages of solicitations to join the homeopathic FAKE
HCG multi-level marketing pyramid scam.
These pyramid MLM companies and scammers have made it all but impossible to
even find what you want to buy. You have to go through dozens, even hundreds of
pages and websites now to find REAL HCG - if that is what
you looking for. Tens, hundreds of thousands of fake testimonials. People
dressing up like doctors. People who aren't really a licensed medical doctor
calling themselves "Dr. Whatever-of-Wherever". Chiropractors with failed businesses
with no education and that have even banned from internal medicine holding
themselves out as medical experts. You even have the college kids putting on doctors
outfits and writing, posting anything, any lie, any fraud - all to get your money for
their affiliate seller percentage.
I have a very good friend who is VERY into homeopathy and the whole concept of
homeopathic HCG is total fraud
as HCG has nothing to do with homeopathic theory.
"Free Money" is tempting BUT just how EVIL will someone be to
another human being to get $10, $30, $50 or $100 out of their pocket? I
LITERALLY BELIEVE those people are more unethical, immoral, than someone who
robbed you at gun point because that person isn't committing every possible lie
and trick AGAINST YOUR HEALTH to get your trust to get your money in a scam.
People aren't buying HCG or any other dietary or health supplement for fun. They
are buying it to address something that is deeply serious to that person - as
serious as their very own body and sometimes their very own life.
If they were making ENORMOUS PROFITS selling real HCG I guess that would just be
business. But selling 1 and 2 ounce bottles labeled and presented as HCG for as
much as $100+ when it's just water with a little alcohol in it so it doesn't go
rancid (and killing the 1/100,000,000,000,000,000 of a microgram of HCG if there
is any at all) is infuriating!!
It is SO bad now with the affiliates and their
FAKE HOMEOPATHIC HCG that it is literally
virtually impossible to find it online past the gazillions of fake websites. So
I decided to put this up hoping that there is at least a chance that someone can find what
they are looking for and hopefully word gets out and maybe, just maybe, this online
multi-level marketing pyramid
scam can be ended.
Homeopathic HCG and
homeopathic support products are NOT HCG.
Not one of these liquid HCG diet or homeopathic
HCG websites is selling true HCG. They are really selling cheap watered
down homeopathics.
Do you know what "homeopathic HCG" REALLY
is? NOT ONE STUDY about HCG has ANYTHING to do with homeopathic HCG. Just
because it says "HCG" on the label doesn't mean anything. LOOK AT THE
INGREDIENTS (if they tell you at all) to see if it has HCG in it and, if so, how much.
REAL HCG is human chorionic gonadotropin. It is the hormone that causes
unborn babies to grow. It is derived from the human placenta for human usage.
Real HCG is expensive.
It doesn't cost a nickel to make the contents of a bottle of CHEAP homeopathic
HCG, because it is just a bottle of water with a little alcohol in it.
"HCG support" products are just amino acids and sometimes with ground up cow
parts (literally!). These people spend money on hoax multi-level marketing
websites - very clever and deceptive websites.
Others are selling "HCG SUPPORT" homeopathic products or amino acids. They add the word
"HCG" to their products even though it doesn't have any HCG in them - ZERO! They
place HCG on the label to try to suck people into buying the HCG
they are selling. Their websites then go on and on about how great HCG is even
though that's not what they're even selling. Isn't that annoying?
NEVER, NEVER BUY "HCG" WITH
ALCOHOL IN IT!
Real HCG is an organic, live substance. Alcohol
totally destroys it. The "sting" in cheap homeopathic HCG is the alcohol that
they put in it. They do so to give it unlimited shelf life and so that you can't
detect it's just water. Before you buy HCG from ANYONE, firstly ask them if it
has alcohol in it. If it does, it just a placebo (fake drug) and nothing else.
If they'll post fake doctors photos and fake testimonials, why wouldn't they
sell fake drugs?
If you read the entire Dr. Simeons HCG diet protocol, "Pounds
and Inches", you will not find "add alcohol" to the HCG anywhere
in his medical manuscript. In fact, he warns to absolutely NEVER use alcohol.
Alcohol destroys HCG.
I couldn't post this if it wasn't true. ANY HCG that has alcohol in it is a FAKE
form of HCG that has ABSOLUTELY no benefit whatsoever. In fact, it's exactly the
opposite to the entire principle of the HCG diet program according to Dr.
Simeons himself. No legitimate HCG product has alcohol in it. Before you buy
from anyone else ASK if their HCG has alcohol in it. If it does, it's fake.
THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS PRESCRIPTION STRENGTH
HOMEOPATHIC HCG
While homeopathic products have merit, HCG with alcohol in
it isn't even relevant to HCG. Homeopathy is very ancient and on the concept
that the immune system will react to natural poisons. So with homeopathics you
give a person a really, really, almost infinitely small amount of a natural
poison and it will trigger the immune system to react how it would to fight that
poison. If you know how the body reacts to each poison, you know what
homeopathic product to use. But HCG isn't a poison. It is a living human hormone.
Sadly they know most people don't know what the numbers on homeopathic remedies
mean. PLEASE READ THIS so you understand how it works.
Have you heard that if you had a penny and you doubled it every day, in less
than 30 days you'd have over a million dollars?
What if you divided the penny in half, 30 times in a row? It would be less than
1/1,000,000th of a penny.
Strictly "homeopathic HCG" means it
has less than 1/100,000,000,000,000,000,000
of a gram of HCG in it - or LESS THAN 50 atoms. There are trillions and trillions of
atoms in a gram.
Even if those 30 to 40 atoms (that's like zero) were beneficial, they use
ALCOHOL to keep the water in the dropper from going rancid. HCG is a LIVING
organism and THE ALCOHOL THEY PUT IN "HOMEOPATHIC HCG" WOULD DESTROY IT. So even
if those less than 50 atoms would do you any good, they killed it with the
alcohol.
The sad fact is that most people selling "homeopathic HCG" are just selling
little dropper bottles of water with some alcohol in it for $15, $25 or even $50
an ounce! It is a bottle of nothing at all. Total hoax. MLM trickery.
Why would anyone sell that? For money. The sellers maybe even believe it is real
- and they just copy what the multi-level-marketing company gave them. Fake
testimonials. Studies on REAL HCG that have nothing to do with homeopathic "HCG"
and so much HYPE that they convince people it is the real thing - "SO powerful", "prescription" or
"physicians strength" and similar sales junk like that.
Lately all these sales people have been telling me how I can get rich selling
affiliate health products. It’s called MLM or multi-level marketing. Others call
it a pyramid scheme.
The seller then gets a 20% to 50% commission of whatever it is. It is the company that
actually ships it, but some will put your company name and return address on it
so it looks like it came from you.
Tempting. A promise of free money. No inventory to buy. No boxes or shipping, no
employees. Just put their ad on your website so it looks like it came from you. There's only one
problem. It's all a bunch of lies.
The homeopathic liquid HCG diet scammers put all this hyped up advertising for
their products on your website - adding whatever testimonials you want and make up diseases
that your website claims it will cure. It is a contest of who
can make up the most convincing fake claims to sell the most homeopathic HCG. They have
you put their affiliate code into the shopping cart so they know who sold what.
Of course the customer thinks they’re buying from you and that all the ad
language is true.
The homeopathic HCG diet scam is growing at such
an exceedingly fast rate that it's even available on eBay now - yet MORE proof
that homeopathic HCG does not contain HCG. If homeopathic HCG did in fact
contain HCG there is no way that eBay would allow the sale of it on their site.
Remember, the FDA states that HCG is a drug and not a "homeopathic product".
EBay doesn't allow the sales of drugs on their site.
I was looking through one homeopathic HCG
seller's feedback ratings on eBay and here is what some of his happy customers
had to say about their homeopathic HCG:
"Product made me sick. Almost put me in
hospital"
"This sh*t did nothing, no reaction. Don't
waste your time"
"Tried to contact the seller with no response
about HCG. It tastes like water."
"Took item to health food store. They said it
was water."
HCG Fat Loss has information on HCG
supplies and HCG kits. We also sell sterile capped HCG vials to store your mixed
HCG along with HCG injection syringes and HCG mixing syringes to administer HCG
shots for weight loss. For more information on the HCG diet please see the
HCG protocol by Kevin Trudeau. If you are obese and would like to lose
weight using the HCG diet protocol and need to order HCG without a
prescription, you may
buy HCG here. Bacteriostatic
water is also necessary to mix with your HCG and store, refrigerated, in a
sterile capped vial. HCG also goes by the brand names, Pregnyl and Novarel.
The HCG protocol was first released to the public in 1959 by Dr. A.T.W.
Simeons and has been proven to be a completely safe method of weightloss.
HCG works by resetting your hypothalamus gland and normalizing metabolism.
No exercise is required on the HCG diet and switching to unprocessed,
chemical-free organic food is highly recommended during all phases of the
HCG diet protocol.
Disclaimer: We at
HCGFatLoss.com do not claim that HCG (Human Chorionic Gonadotrophin)
can alter fat or weight loss alone, but according to doctors in other
countries using HCG with a particular protocol will result in loss of fat
and weight by stimulating the hypothalamus gland. The clinical research
trials published by the Journal of the American Medical Association and
the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition have shown that HCG is
ineffective as a weight-loss aid, but their findings never actually tested
the entire HCG protocol rather just bits and pieces of it. The tests they
did were not conducted in the same manner as Dr Simeons originally
specified in the HCG diet or in the HCG protocol. In some cases they did
not even give a HCG injection to the test subjects. However due to the
outrage of certain organizations in 1976 HCG was deemed as a drug that did
not promote weight loss. Many HCG clinics had to close their doors due to
the poor test results back in 1976, and people could no longer buy HCG in
the US. The HCG levels administered for some test subjects were not
listed, nor was their diet or beginning HCG levels to determine if they
were low HCG levels or not, their starting weight or their finishing
weight. We were just told by their results that people lose the same
amount with or with out HCG injections. In detailed studies where the HCG
hormone was used then with the entire HCG protocol proved the
effectiveness of HCG for weight loss in other countries. This is why so
many people today still want to buy HCG. It has never been proven as
harmful as cigarettes, while those are still sold there is still a lack of
HCG to buy. Since that time markets overseas continued to sell HCG shots,
HCG powder, HCG tablets, HCG supplies, HCG supplements, and HCG mail
order, while those of us in the US have had to sit and wait while
politicians have never passed a law against HCG. HCG blogs have emerged
since Kevin Trudeau has reintroduced the US to HCG. There have never been
any proven side effects of HCG while using it for weight loss. HCG is
still administered in clinics for fertility drugs, so if it is safe for
fertility drugs, then HCG must be safe enough for weight loss treatments
as well.
