ST. CHARLES, MO, February 08, 2012 (Press-News.org) Everything Matters Publishing is thrilled to announce the launch of their new website, www.HCGDietBooks.com. This carefully crafted HCG Diet Book site is bright and informative as well as easy to maneuver and currently welcomes HCG Diet plan customers and soon will also handle wholesale HCG practitioners. The HCG Diet community will encounter exceptional HCG Diet books, and receive friendly, timely customer service with prompt shipping when ordering HCG Diet books from this new site.
HCG Diet customers can glean information on each HCG book, download the original HCG Diet manuscript of Dr. Simeons, "Pounds and Inches: A New Approach to Obesity", and sign up for a free report, "11 of the Best HCG Diet Meals to Order at Restaurants". They can also receive a free HCG bonus gift by coming back to www.HCGDietBooks.com when they receive their latest HCG book and entering the code found inside. HCG Diet information is also available along with information about these top-selling HCG book authors and HCG book reviews by real people.
Currently, the site offers five top-selling HCG Diet Protocol related titles:
- The HCG Weight Loss Cure Guide by Linda Prinster is a great tool for HCG
Diet participants, HCG weight loss industry clients and staff. This book provides a complete, step-by-step guide to maximizing HCG weight loss success. The HCG Weight Loss Cure Guide includes Dr. Simeons' manuscript. It also provides a fantastic food chart that clients find extremely helpful for moving into the HCG maintenance phase, where over 1000 foods/drinks are listed along with columns indicating which HCG Diet phase allows each item. This part of the guide, in particular, gets rave reviews from everyone who has the HCG Weight Loss Cure Guide.
- The 101 Worry -Free HCG Diet Recipes is available for the VLCD (Very Low Calorie Diet) phase of the HCG Diet (Phase 2). This HCG Diet recipe book simply provides HCG protocol-compliant and great tasting recipes to keep meals interesting and helps to avoid cheating on the HCG Diet due to boredom.
- The Over 201 Worry-Free HCG Maintenance Recipe Book has great recipes for during, as well as after, the maintenance phase of the HCG Diet (Phase 3). Healthy HCG maintenance tips, HCG maintenance guidelines and a discussion of Dr. Simeons' philosophy of HCG maintenance by Linda Prinster are all included.
- My HCG Tracker is a great HCG tool for participants during the HCG Diet Protocol. This convenient and simple HCG Diet tracker allows you to see trends that may be causing your HCG weight loss to slow or stall, an awareness which can ultimately increase your total HCG weight loss.
- The Pocket Guide to the HCG Protocol provides a brief summary of the HCG Diet in pocket size purely for convenience. This small, summary book was created solely out of customer demand for a small HCG resource to carry around. All HCG Diet information is extracted from the HCG Weight Loss Cure Guide.
The launch of the new HCG Diet books website is yet another stride for Everything Matters Publishing in leading the way in the HCG Diet books market. Their mission is to promote success with the HCG Diet by providing great HCG compliant products and resources that give great weight loss results at affordable prices. Check out their new site today.
For more info on www.HCGDietBooks.com or Everything Matters Publishing contact Media Associates - Beth Brown & Jenny Herter at info@hcgdietbooks.com or phone number 636-229-5330 from 9:00 am - 5:00 pm CST Monday - Friday.
Everything Matters Publishing Launches New Website
Everything Matters Publishing is thrilled to announce the launch of their new website, www.HCGDietBooks.com. You can expect to find exceptional HCG Diet books, and receive friendly, timely customer service with prompt shipping when ordering.
2012-02-08
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[Press-News.org] Everything Matters Publishing Launches New WebsiteEverything Matters Publishing is thrilled to announce the launch of their new website, www.HCGDietBooks.com. You can expect to find exceptional HCG Diet books, and receive friendly, timely customer service with prompt shipping when ordering.