Le site hcgdietinfo.com est-il sûr ?

I've found this a helpful site that offers a lot of anecdotal information that is helpful in supporting the protocol. Debate and discourse is allowed, and the overall attitude of the community is one of sharing experiences and good will. Yes, the concept of the HCG diet is controversial, but the site managers are careful to constantly give disclaimers warning people to always check their sources for reliability. I don't think they can be expected to do much more than that.

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Really, using Wikipedia as an attempt to back up your argument about something is weak. There's a reason why academic institutions rarely (if ever) allow using Wikipedia as a citable resource. This is an excellent community that gives you recipes and an excellent place to develop a support group for those who ARE using HCG to lose weight.

The people who sell other diets that never actually work will always write bad reviews for every HCG site but they have not even tried it so don't listen to them... It worked for me and this is the brand I used to loose more than 50 lbs in less than two months and I was never hungry so let them say its not healthy but neither is being overweight your whole life which is what you will probably be if you listen to them.

You guys are right, there are far far better reasons to downvote this site than a disgruntled forum poster. How about, HCG has no effectiveness as a dieting aid? ***** 'there is no scientific evidence that HCG is effective in the treatment of obesity; it does not bring about weight-loss or fat-redistribution, nor does it reduce hunger or induce a feeling of well-being' Selling a completely ineffective product seems relatively untrustworthy to me.

Some Scrooge got banned so now wants to seek revenge? Such silliness. I wish WOT could somehow intervene and get rid of that set of comments and ratings. So over blown and out of proportion. But then emotion and especially anger seldom has a logical side to it. Petty and juvenile also come to mind...