It searches all the data concerning the recently revived HCG diet and that there is no evidence in support of its success. It describes the HCG diet marketers as nothing more than sellers of "snake oil".
The HCG diet exists since the 1960s and Katz in his most recent resurgence in popularity.
"I did my best to find the literature of the world objectively and summarized below constitutes the major part of the performance. They constitute an indictment scientific insidious use of despair of weight loss which has waxed and decreased memory and clear. When people forget that HCG diet claims are all false, his popularity increased again. »
However, there is one who swear that hCG helped drop significant amounts of weight.
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Source: ThirdAge.com
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