This diet takes at least a 23 day commitment. If you are unwilling to commit to the diet for this long, then this diet isn't for you. Also, BEFORE you start, don't forget to measure yourself - your thighs, hips, waist, bust, arms. You WILL drop many inches. Some people drop more than 20 inches (you add the inches up - i.e 3 from the waist, 2 from the thighs, 2 from the bust, 1 from each arm, etc) in just the first 2 weeks. Even when there is only a 5-10 pound weight loss, you can still lose the inches. This is because you are losing FAT, and FAT weighs less than muscle. You are not going to lose muscle on this diet, like you would on many other traditional diets.
You DO need to follow the instructions provided. Some of the most common questions can be answered in the instructions. Yes, you do need to take a potassium supplement every day. Yes, you do need to pig out and eat a lot of fatty foods the first two days of the diet. This starts the fat metabolism process. Yes, you need to measure and weigh every day. Yes, you will see results. Yes, men can do this diet. They also can eat a little bit more than women can on it. If you do mess up by eating a little bit larger meal than you intended, that should be fine. It won't ruin your diet. Just be careful with the sugars/carbs and the fats.
The diet summary is this:
- 2 days of pigging out and taking the HcG
- 21 days of restricted eating while taking the HcG
- 3 days of restricted eating AFTER finishing the HcG (this is the first step to the maintenance phase)
- 21 days of "watching what you eat" - The maintenance phase. This consists of eating regularly but watching the carbs and sugars and fats. This is the period where your weight stabilizes. You will most likely continue to lose inches and pounds during this stage. However, don't eat carbs and sugars at the same time (if you eat bread or pasta for dinner, skip the dessert, and don't eat BOTH bread and pasta in the same meal). This is just for 3 weeks.
- After this allotted time you can eat whatever you want as long as you follow the maintenance phase and weigh yourself every day.
Be aware that the HCG itself does not cause weight loss, it just modifies your eating behavior. This will make it possible to maintain the diet.
The HCG weight loss program serves to improve glandular and metabolic function while evoking fat loss and improvement of health. It is a 'holistic' program that encourages emotional and physical wellness which allows the client to lose substantial stores of body fat and calibrate their metabolism.
HCG helps to burn the "mobile fat"; that is the fat that is stored around the hips, thighs, belly and upper arms. It will however leave the so called "structural fat", that can be found in the muscles and protects the organs, untouched. This way the excess fat will disappear even faster, the problem areas will be dealt with more efficiently and this way of losing weight.
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The Side Benefits of taking hCG
Dr. Simeons discovered that along with substantial weight loss and the ability
to keep it off after the program has been completed, there were many benefits
being experienced by patients during an hCG Weight Loss Program.
Here are a few:
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Normalized the thryroid gland
- Rebuilds the andrenaline glands
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Balances the hormones out put
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Replaces the good cushioning "fat pad" through-out the body
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Normalizes cholesterol levels
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Normalizes appetite demands
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Improves ones "singing voice" (believe it or not)
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Gets rid of large pot belly on both male and female
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Reduces fat deposits on double chins
- Reduces hip fat deposits
- Reduces buttocks fat deposits
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If you follow instructions you WILL see results!
Disclaimer:
These statements are not approved by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Although great care has been taken to provide the above material, please note that the information provided is for informational purposes only and is not meant to substitute for the advice provided by your own physician and in no way should be taken as Medical Advice. The decision to quit any medication should be discussed with your doctor as a "risk/benefit" discussion.
