Melt Fat with One Easy Trick, One Weird Injection

Chemicals. 

The human body naturally manufactures them every minute you’re alive. Some even after you’re dead. The science is pretty amazing.

The world is full of experimental drugs made in a lab. What do these drugs do? What are the long term effects? Every year there are more. And the longer a new drug is on the market, the more dubious its purported main effects become and the more dangerous the discovered side effects are revealed.

For knowledgeable dieters, there’s one solution the mainstream fat burning crowd hasn’t caught on to yet. It’s been lurking in the dieting underground picking up steam for the past 50 years. Scientists hate it. The Government hates it. But millions of people every year are slimming each day, watching the fat melt way. And all it takes is a responsible, low-calorie diet commitment and this one weird chemical injection.

The chemical is HCG, a.k.a. Human Chorionic Gonadotropin. The truth is right there in the name. Human Chorionic Gonadotropin is manufactured in the human body naturally. Just like blood, or bile, or urine.

During human pregnancy, HCG levels go into overdrive. You’ll find HCG to this day being used in a medically acceptable manner to increase fertility in some women. What you won’t find medical doctors championing is the use of HCG, combined with a Low Calorie Diet, to encourage weight loss. But HCG is safe, since even babies are exposed to it. And men have no fear either from incredibly small doses of HCG into their bodies.

In the official HCG diet, pioneered by fanatical diet pioneer Albert T.W. Simeons, a very restrictive calorie intake is maintained in order for the drug to work. The diet cuts you back to 2 delicious meals a day, no breakfast for the determined dieter! During these meals you will consume such things as protein, vegetables, bread and fruit. Meat must be low fat, and carbs are limited to a single breadstick, or perhaps a slice of melba toast.

The dedicated band of overweight test subjects Simeons employed all showed an incredible reduction in fat from the belly, thighs, arms and sides. They also begged for death, yet Simeons was merciless on this front holding each to their agreed contract and extending out their new healthier lives until these amazing results could be fully realized. You can read about Simeons’ exciting findings in the book Pounds and Inches. It may have even been talked about on Oprah that one time.

In retrospect who is to say what was the most effective piece to the weight loss puzzle? Perhaps it is the incredibly restrictive diet. Or perhaps it was the weird injection of the fertility hormone. Only a non-licensed amateur medical dieting sleuth such as yourself can make this determination.

Good luck investigator!