HCG Weight Loss Clinic: Sara's Fennel Soup

12 cups water
5 teaspoons low sodium chicken base or bouillon
1 pound fennel chopped
10 stocks celery chopped
1/2 pound chicken
season to taste (I prefer organic no salt seasoning from cost-co)
let boil 15 minutes, enjoy

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HCG is a small dose of hormone, that helps stimulate your metabolism.
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Sara's Fennel Soup

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