HCG Drops: Homeopathic vs. Non-Homeopathic

There has been a lot of talk and comparison between homeopathic and non-homeopathic HCG drops over the last couple of months. Needless to say, there is a lot of consider when making your choice and one of those, if not the most important, is what type of drop you want to purchase. Understanding the differences between homeopathic and non-homeopathic drops is one of the most important distinctions you can make as the two require very different diets and understanding will help you understand which HCG drops to buy.

Let’s get started with injections. HCG Injections are only offered by medical professionals (for fairly obvious reasons). These don’t work like HCG Drops. You meet with your doctor every couple of weeks and they inject you with the hormone. It can be argued that this is the most effective method, however based on the results that I’ve found online, there doesn’t seem to be much deviation between the injections and the HCG drops in regards to the effectiveness of weight loss. There is also much more maintenance involved with the injections as you are frequently under doctor supervision and maintaining appointments through the entire ordeal. Granted, this isn’t a lot of time, but this is time you could save by using the HCG drops instead.

Injections are out of the way, let’s discuss homeopathic HCG Drops. Homeopathic HCG Drops are an pure extracted form of the drop that has been diluted typically between 60-120 times for consumption. The ingestion method is typically to hold the drops under the tongue for about 2 minutes 30-45 minutes prior to eating. This method does change depending on the type of HCG drops that you are using. The diets typically range in the 500 calorie per day range and have an appetite suppresser in them. These drops work by having the hormone actually participate in daily operations in your cells. After the standard 30 day protocol, it is advised to wait 1-2 months before repeating the protocol.

Non-homeopathic HCG drops are a synthetic blend of HCG. These drops are diluted 1-5 times on average and contain 0% of real HCG in them. So why use them? These work in the same fashion as the homeopathic drops except instead of having the hormone physically in your blood cells, it stimulated the hypothalamus of the brain to tell your blood cells to operate as if the hormone was present. This process means that there is no immunity build up over time and they can be taken back-to-back if you desire. Additionally, these drops also allow for 1000-1500 calories per day depending on whether you are a male or female.

So which one should you choose? There really is no clear winner. From everything I’ve seen and heard, everyone who has taken homeopathic has had the same success as those on non-homeopathic. Both have the appetite suppressant so there’s never been issues of hunger unless the drops just haven’t worked (which is possible, like any product). What’s the long and short? It doesn’t matter. That might provide some piece of mind, so my only piece of advice is this: choose whichever one has the more reputable and supportive company. Hope your search for buying HCG drops just became a bit less worrying!

HCG Drops Buying Guide

If you’re looking to find the quickest way to slim down for the summer, look no further than to HCG drops. HCG is something that’s been around for a while now, but there’s a lot of confusion about what and how to buy HCG drops, as well as what’s allowed and what’s not, but hopefully I can help to clear some of this up.

In winter of 2011, the FDA made it illegal to sell homeopathic HCG drops. I won’t go into too many details of that here; however you can easily find this information through a simple search online. This leaves two possible forms to buy HCG drops: non-homeopathic drops and injections. Injections are a very expensive alternative and I wouldn’t recommend it unless you have the extra money to throw around. Non-homeopathic and synthetic formulas are the other alternative which provide the same results as homeopathic.

So what should you look for when purchasing non-homeopathic HCG? Well, ideally you will want to look for a product with an appetite suppressant. The reason for this is that you will be maintaining a very low calorie diet for the duration of the program. Without the appetite suppressant, your body will go into a state of reservation which will actually impede your weight loss.

Next, you want to make sure you’re purchasing a product that will actually list its ingredients. This seems simple, but it’s a step many people often overlook when trying to buy HCG drops. HCG drops will have a base to them, the most frequent that I’ve seen is Hoodia, and those created with Hoodia have been very successful from my experience and those experiences that I have seen.

Make sure you have a reputable supplier. There have been a lot of fly-by-night companies that sell HCG drops, so you definitely want to be sure that you’re taking your time and looking around. If you’ve found a company that you’re considering, don’t hesitate to call or send them an email. Ask some difficult questions about the diet, the ingredients, how the drops work, etc. If they struggle to answer and aren’t able to provide confident information, look elsewhere to buy HCG.

How do you get started in your search? A simple “buy HCG drops” search on Google should provide you with quite a few results. I won’t provide any links here only because I don’t want to come across as providing support to any particular business. If you stay vigilant in your search you won’t have an issue finding a good company soon. There are a ton of places to purchase HCG drops on the web and the companies can be anywhere, however I would tend to stay with companies in North America (if you’re purchasing in North America) simply for customer service issues.

Good luck with your search and happy dieting!