Exactly!!!! Weight is such a horrible way to judge how you progress; especially at the beggining when so much fat is getting turned into muscle. Like dragos13 said, muscle weighs more than fat and I see so many people get discouraged because they work out and gain weight; but in reality this is muscle weight and the more muscle the faster you burn fat so it takes some time. Once you get there though and build the muscle up then you can actually eat crappier and not gain the fat like you once did; look at how Keyser Soze says he eats a bunch of stuff like donuts, but since he has the muscle to burn that crappy stuff off it is not as big a deal because your body turns into this "calorie burning machine" especially when you are working out constantly.
I don't know much about this HCG, but I looked it up and was kind of surprised at the definition (although now I understand why Rob called it pregnancy piss)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_c...c_gonadotropin
This part made me kind of sceptical:
Homeopathic hCG for weight control
Controversy about, and shortages[21] of, injected hCG for weight loss have led to substantial Internet promotion of "homeopathic hCG" for weight control. The ingredients in these products are often obscure, but if prepared from true hCG via homeopathic dilution, they contain either no hCG at all or only trace amounts.
The United States Food and Drug Administration has stated that this drug is fraudulent and ineffective for weight loss. It is also not protected as a homeopathic drug and has been deemed an illegal substance.[22][23]
According to the studies noted above, the weight loss indicated by individuals on an "hCG diet" can be attributed entirely to the fact that such diets prescribe a consumption rate of 500-550 calorie per day, or approximately one quarter of what is commonly accepted as the daily recommended value for a male adult of average build and activity. Further, double-blind studies note no decrease in appetite by those taking hCG versus individuals on placebos and have offered no evidence that individuals taking hCG are more likely to lose fat than lean tissue. Long-term results caution that unlike individuals participating in a diet of, for example, 1100 calories per day those on a 500 calorie per day diet are unlikely to develop more appropriate eating habits and will gain weight more quickly after the diet has completed.