Diet Doc uncovers the mystery behind the HCG drops for weight loss. HCG drops is a homeopathic medicine is not correct, or do they contain HCG per USA Today.
According to the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia, "we are aware of HCG products that claim to be homeopathic hcg drops, but not recognized in the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia." Therefore, this product can not be recognized by the FDA as a homeopathic hcg remedy, so that drugs not approved drops according to the FDA because it has no HCG on the inside!
Many people buy HCG drops thinks there actually HCG on the inside. They are buying, reduce their caloric intake for dangerous 500 calories per day, experiencing extreme hunger and fatigue and drop out. Why the hoopla surrounding the HCG drops? This is especially marketing.
USA Today on 1/23/08 published a story that hcg drops products that promise dramatic results and claims to homeopathy are sold as drops, pellets and spray on the Web, in drug stores and at general nutrition centers. They are supposed to be used in combination with very low calorie diet 500 calories per day.
HCG drops sold in stores are not true homeopathic remedies. In order to correct drug, the homeopathic medicine must follow the guidelines of homeopathy and when B12 or amino acids that are included in the HCG drops, it no longer qualifies as called homeopathy. Homeopathy practitioners say that the amount of HCG drops in is equivalent to one drop of HCG in bathtubs full, great. When HCG drops says they are 24 x strength, this is like a dose of HCG in the Pacific Ocean!