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Weight loss pills come in a wide variety of types and it is your duty to consult your physician and chose the one that suits you the best.? They not only come in varying brands, but the supplements also come in different forms.? If you have experience with it then it is going to be very easy to judge the right one and pick up something that would work best for you.? But if not, it can be tricky to sift through the hundreds of weight loss diets and pills to find one that will truly work and be best for your situation.

First of all, a few things you need to look for in your diet supplements are as follows?

• It should decrease or suppress your appetite
• Restrict carbohydrates
• Boost your metabolism
• It should also act as fat burners

Since a lot of people are obese these days, diet supplements are gaining popularity in the market with each passing day and there are a lot of people just trying to cash in on it.? When you start looking, you?ll notice that diet supplements can come in different forms like diet pills, meal replacements, energy drinks, protein shakes, herbs, hormone injections and many more.? Some of the supplements are pretty expensive so it is better to look for the right one and then purchase that rather than wasting your money on the ones that don?t suit you.

You cannot possibly decide on the right kind of supplement based on others experiences, because one may work on one person and not on another.?? Pills that have Acai berry as the main ingredient are quite popular and people have seen successful weight loss with these tablets.? Even this supplement did not have positive results on all of them though, while a few of them did not see any kind of change in their cholesterol levels or body weight.? A few of them also consider taking green tea for weight loss and just like I mentioned before, it doesn?t benefit all of them.

HCG diet supplements are one such type that is increasingly gaining popularity for weight loss and in fact a large number of people are benefitted by it.

How does HCG work and is it reliable? ?

HCG diet supplements are indeed one of the most effective weight loss programs.?? The program is usually designed for a period of 2 months and during the initial 2 days you consume high-fat foods to condition the body in order to release abnormal stored fats.? On the third day of the program, the actual weight loss begins.? You often use a list of foods to consume during this program and it has to be strictly followed to avoid any kind of problems.

The duration of supplements is often not? more 60 days and you should refrain yourself from eating high calorie foods such as sugar, starch and so on, until the fourth week to see possible results.? But don?t start freaking out thinking that an HCG diet is going to be difficult to follow. Actually, it?s one of the easiest ones to follow, because even if you?re restricting your food intake you still feel full and satisfied.

Once the HCG is introduced into your body, the body resets itself and something like a small maintenance program happens inside your body.? This sets new standards and the new weight point.? You will have restrictions on your food for some time and then you can go ahead with your normal diet.? African mango has recently been added to the HCG diet in order to 1.) Make it even more powerful and effective 2.) Increase the chances of successful weight loss by dramatically decreasing your appetite.

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Bishops consider focus in birth-control fight - Public Health -

? Public Health ? Mar 14, 2012

Facing small but clear signs of discontent within their own ranks, U.S. Catholic bishops may be poised to rethink their aggressive tactics for fighting a federal mandate that health insurance plans cover contraception, according to sources close to influential bishops.

There are no indications the bishops will drop their fight against the federal mandate. But dozens of bishops, meeting this week in Washington, are likely to discuss concerns that their battle against the Obama administration over birth control risks being viewed by the public as narrow and partisan and thus diminishes the church?s moral authority, the sources said.

?They?re going to have to look at not just what their moral theology tells them they should do, but at what political reality tells them,? said Thomas Reese, a Catholic priest and Georgetown University scholar who has written extensively about the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. ?These are strategic and tactical questions.?

One sign of a coming recalibration: A sweeping statement on religious liberty, now circulating in draft form, that aims to broaden the bishops? focus far beyond the contraception mandate.

The draft statement, slated to be released soon to a burst of publicity, condemns an array of local, state and federal policies as violations of religious freedom, said Martin Nussbaum, a private attorney who has consulted with the bishops.

The draft cites, for instance, a Republican-backed law in Alabama that makes it a crime to harbor, transport or rent property to illegal immigrants. The bishops have joined liberals in opposing that law, arguing that would make it a crime to minister to people in need.

By broadening their religious freedom campaign, the bishops hope to rally support from Catholics and the public at large - even from those who may disagree with them on contraception.

The bishops see a need ?to remind all their audiences that religious liberty isn?t just about (a federal mandate) in an election year,? said Richard Garnett, a University of Notre Dame law professor who works with the bishops. ?We cannot let it be dismissed as merely having to do with one particular question.?

Polls have shown that a majority of Americans, including most Catholics, support President Barack Obama?s policy of requiring health insurance plans to offer free contraception, including sterilization and the morning-after pill.

When the policy was announced in January, only houses of worship were exempt.

After an outcry from Catholic leaders who view artificial contraception as immoral, Obama last month modified the plan. He said church-affiliated institutions, such as Catholic universities, would not have to pay for the contraceptive coverage themselves. Instead their insurers would pick up the tab.

The compromise satisfied some religious groups, including the Catholic Health Association, which represents hospitals nationwide. But the bishops have sustained a loud drumbeat of opposition.

BITING RHETORIC

Their campaign has included sharp attacks on the Obama administration, which some bishops have compared to communist regimes in the former Soviet Union and North Korea. In a recent column for the Chicago Archdiocese newspaper, Cardinal Francis George accused the administration of plotting to destroy Catholic institutions.

The biting rhetoric has made some bishops uncomfortable.

In an opinion piece last week in the Catholic journal ?America,? Bishop Blase Cupich of Spokane, Washington, urged calm, civility and respect for the president as a man of faith. He wrote that ?in the long run threats and condemnations have a limited impact? and warned that escalating the fight ?has the potential to bring lasting harm to both the church and the nation.?

Other bishops have chosen not to dwell on the birth-control policy, even as their colleagues ramped up their rhetoric. In a recent letter to his flock about public policy concerns, Bishop Howard Hubbard of Albany, New York, focused exclusively on state issues, pushing for more food aid to poor families and against casino gambling.

Sister Simone Campbell, who leads a Catholic social justice network, said she has seen ?internal divisions? emerging among the bishops about ?what really matters? and where the church should focus its public megaphone. She expects the dissent to be aired this week at the closed-door meetings in Washington. ?They?re going to have a big tussle on their hands,? she said.

In an interview this week with Religion News Service, Bishop William Lori said that divisions within the church had allowed the administration to deal with different factions, rather than working on a solution that would satisfy everyone in the church.

?And I think that is in part why we are in a fairly unhappy spot right now,? he said. Lori called for new negotiations with the White House.

There are some indications that the bishops would come to negotiations with more flexibility. Earlier, they called for rescinding the birth-control rule altogether and for allowing even secular employers to opt out if they had a moral objection.

But Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York suggested in a recent blog post that if the ?suffocating mandate? couldn?t be scrapped entirely, he would settle for more exemptions for religious institutions, ?so that churches can be free.?

The Obama administration, however, has made clear it?s not interested in negotiating changes to the policy.

Instead, an administration official said the White House would value input from the bishops on practical questions such as how to accommodate Catholic institutions that provide their own insurance and don?t want to pay for birth control.

But such accommodations would not change the bottom line: ?Women will still have access to preventive care that includes contraceptive services,? the official said, ?no matter where they work.?

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By Stephanie Simon

Provided by ArmMed Media

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