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You CANNOT buy bacteriostatic water or sodium chloride for injections from Wal-Mart, CVS, Walgreens, Rite Aid or local pharmacies without a prescription, and anything less than an injectable solution wouldn’t be safe. You can buy injectable bacteriostatic water or sodium chloride> online. But NOT at your local pharmacy without a prescription.
You CANNOT buy REAL hCG from Wal-Mart, CVS, Walgreens, Rite Aid, GNC or any health food store. This is “Homeopathic hCG”. “Homeopathic hCG” has been shown to contain 0 hCG hormone with the majority of ingredients including overpriced vitamins, water, herbal stimulants, appetite suppressants, and even alcohol which kills hCG.
Using homeopathic hCG will cause lean muscle loss, bone loss, put your body in starvation mode and effect your metabolism long term. Using hCG protects your muscle from being used for fuel. That is the reason you use hCG is to prevent muscle & bone loss, starvation mode and metabolism melt down while eating 500 calories.
The FDA, which sets the rules by which Homeopathic medicine (Homeopathic Pharmacopeia of the United States HPUS sets the procedure and standards for homeopathic remedies) must follow to operate and make remedies, will not allow you to have a prescription drug in a homeopathic formula without still having to have a prescription- NO MATTER how trace the amount of the drug being used.
**THE FDA AND FTC** have both deemed homeopathic hCG illegal and fraudulent and are pulling homeopathic hCG off the market. You can still obtain real oral hCG or injections as both are legal.
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A Word about Homeopathic hCG
Homeopathic hCG Real?
If it has no hCG in it how can it call itself hCG? It should not. I asked one of the more popular hCG homeopathic sites that stated they had tests and data on homeopathic hCG. I asked them to share their data and post it. {READ full article}
Homeopathic hCG
So, regardless of how popular some sites may be, regardless of their marketing efforts to get to the 1st page of Google, Yahoo and Bing, regardless of their press releases, testimonials and affiliates pushing it (the mark up is about 95%), Homeopathic hCG just ain’t so. {READ full article}
My Last Word
The homeopathic hCG article states that it is diluted for potency. Okay? Get a 8 oz glass of ice tea, sweeten it with sugar, now pour that into a 5 gallon water bottle and fill it with water. Is that ice tea still sweet? You just diluted it to make it potent? {READ full article}
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