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Dr. Oz Says HCG Diet is Worth Trying -- But Only With Real HCG and Doctor Supervision

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Does it really work? Is it safe? Is it a miracle or hype? Dr. Oz investigates both sides of the HCG diet. Imagine losing a pound a day and never feeling hungry. Those that have had success with it believe it’s the long-awaited miracle cure for weight loss. Is the HCG diet safe or too good to be true?

Dr. Oz Says HCG Diet is Worth Trying -- But Only With Real HCG and Doctor SupervisionAfter the investigation, Doctor Oz concluded that the HCG diet is worth trying. He said:

  • I would not buy HCG supplements at the drug store. I wouldn't buy them at the vitamin store and I would not buy them online. There's no way to know what'e really in them. I don't want you to waste your money. Period.
  • I would never restrict calories below 1200 calories per day without a doctor getting involved. I do think with a doctor's supervision, there are some rational reasons to do that.
  • By researching HCG -- and this is what I'm excited about -- we might find new ways to help millions of people who do not have another solution to find an option. And for that reason, I think it's worth investigating.
  • It's easy to buy products claiming to contain HCG -- over the counter and online -- though many have little or no trace of the hormone. The most concentrated dose must be prescribed by your doctor.

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View The Entire Five Part HCG Investigation by Dr. Oz

Part 1: Imagine losing a pound a day and never feeling hungry. Those that have had success with it believe it’s the long-awaited miracle cure for weight loss. Is the HCG diet safe or too good to be true? Dr. Oz investigates. Learn the origin of the diet, which employs a hormone produced in pregnant women and a highly restrictive diet. Watch Video

Part 2: A show guest who lost over 50 pounds on the HCG diet speaks to her success. A doctor and proponent of the HCG diet explains the difference between prescription HCG and non-prescription HCG supplements. Watch Video

Part 3: Guests share the negative side effects they experienced while on the HCG diet. Plus, homeopathic HCG supplement drops – do they work? Dr. Oz reveals the results of his research. Watch Video

Part 4: Does HCG pose a cancer risk? What role does placebo play in the HCG diet? Learn why experts are concerned. Watch Video

Part 5: The debate continues. After weighing the risks and benefits of the HCG diet, Dr. Oz delivers his verdict: He supports the HCG diet, but only with real HCG shots and under doctor supervision. Watch Video

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