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From what I read about the HGC diet, you take this injection and then can only eat 500 calories a day in fiber and water. A lot cheaper way than this diet would be to limit your calorie intake like they have you doing, but you don't have to take the supplement. It will save you money and is probably healthier for you.
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Why might you need to supplement with a multivitamin and mineral formula?
Dieting, pregnancy, illness, growing. A good daily Multi-Vit with minerals is a cheap bit of health insurance.
Is strict dieting dieting good for health?
In my opinion strict dieting is not good for health because it reduces the metabolism power of body to fight against any disease.
Eating cereal good or bad when dieting?
cereal is good for dieting just as long as its not chocolaty always have a good breakfast in the morning.
What is perfect food used for?
Perfect Food is a nutritional supplement manufactured by Garden of Life. It is a vegetable and mineral based supplement that can be taken when dieting, colon cleansing or to help improve the immune system.
Is cheese a good food while dieting?
no cheese is not at all good while you are dieting because it adds to fat in your body
Is dieting good for you?
Over dieting can be very harmful, (Think Anorexia) but controlled dieting while maintaining a balanced intake of food can be healthy.
Is groundnut good for dieting?
groundnut is good for diet
Is wild rice good for dieting?
NO
Is pumpkin good for dieting?
Yes
Is organic food good for dieting?
yes
Is dieting leads to eating disorders a good speech?
No. Primarily because dieting does not lead to eating disorders. Dieting, especially excessive dieting, is a symptom of eating disorders. The eating disorder, actually the mental/emotional dysfunction that leads to the disorder, leads to the dieting.
What does the acronym HGC mean?
There are many possible meanings for the acronym HGC. One such popular use may be for the Hackensack Golf Club. However, HGC may also refer to a diet pill.
