subject: Homeopathic HCG Vs. Injectable HCG...Consider Carefully [print this page] Homeopathic HCG VsHomeopathic HCG Vs. Injectable HCG...Consider Carefully
Some discussions can "get old." And while the discussion of homeopathic HCG vs. injectable HCG is "old"...it hasn't really "gotten old." It's still very much active; it's still in the realm of youth. And it's going to stay there because the confusion continues. There are similarities and there are differences, but people continue to refuse to accept the facts and remember them.
The all natural element of homeopathic HCG is the most important fact when it comes to choosing which type of HCG diet for many dieters. They were first drawn to the HCG diet because of the fact that it was based around the use of a natural hormone and they only find it more advantageous when they discover that it is also formulated and administered in an all natural, homeopathic fashion.
The most basic fact about the injectable HCG diet is that it is administered by injection. The injections of HCG are given every day. In comparison the homeopathic HCG diet removes all need for injections. That means no needles!
When it comes to homeopathic HCG vs. injectable HCG that's the main difference. One requires injections and one doesn't. The injections were included in the original presentation of the HCG diet as designed by Dr. Simeons. Many say this is because homeopathic formulas were not yet available. This same group of people also conclude that the recent upsurge in popularity for HCG dieting amongst the general public is due to the release of homeopathic HCG formulas.
HCG injections typically cost a lot more than homeopathic HCG. HCG injections require a prescription. Homeopathic HCG does not require a prescription.
The differences are clear. There should really not be much discussion (or argument) when it comes to homeopathic HCG vs. injectable HCG. It seems pretty clear what's what. The differences seem obvious once they are pointed out. And then there are the similarities.
Both versions require dieters to stick to the protocol. The protocol includes a very strict VLCD diet. It includes an approved list of foods. It recommends no exercise while on the diet. These things are all the same.
Both versions of the HCG diet require a maintenance period following the actual diet. Maintenance rules must be followed during the time period. The maintenance period lasts for just as long as the diet portion. For instance if a dieter chooses to complete a 26 day diet they will need a 26 day maintenance period, and so forth.
Homeopathic HCG vs. injectable HCG...the discussion is now complete. Or at least it seems as if it should be complete. The differences are clear. The similarities are clear. And it's right there for everyone to see. But then...I can assure you that the discussion will come up again. Because people will continue to be confused. But you know how to find the answers...so next time you're confused you can easily get clear again.
