HCG Physician Commentary
More than 50 years ago, Dr. Albert Simeons, a British physician, believed that HCG injections
will enable patients to handle a very low calorie daily diet comfortably of 500 calories. He claimed that HCG would mobilize stored fat; suppress appetite; and redistribute fat from the waist, hips, and thighs.
Another physician , Dr. Gabe Mirkin, said “ HCG alone will not cause weight loss; it is just one small part of a total weight management program, and if the entire program is followed properly, the chances for losing weight and keeping it off are extremely high.
How to take HCG
HCG is usually taken subcutaneously (tiny insulin syringe). For individuals that are needle phobic, Infinite Vitality now has pharmaceutical sublingual HCG(oral).
Effects of HCG Hormone
People have been claiming for decades that HCG has become the new treatment for obesity and weight loss by physicians around the world. What is the reasoning behind this? In combination with a very low calorie diet, HCG is believed to help safely speed up weight loss by slightly raising hormone levels in the body, such as estrogen, progesterone and testosterone. This hormone boost not only will increase the body’s metabolism and promote weight loss, it will also target the stored fat and spare lean muscle mass. It is believed to protect your body’s good fat and muscle from depleting. That means you could go on a low calorie food plan and lose weight, and may not experience typical problems such as muscle loss and sagging skin. The HCG diet is especially successful for women entering menopause that complain of the 30 extra pounds out of nowhere over the past 5 years , but interestingly…... they have never increased their caloric daily intake!!! This phenomenon is often referred to as the” menopausal 30 pound slump”. What is the reason for this, you ask? Declining hormones due to the aging process!!! Balanced hormones are what we experience in our 20’s and early 30’s where are bodies are like a machine. After the age of 35, our hormones start to decline, taking our metabolism right with it. Thus, weight gain and fatigue become a part of life, but it doesn’t have to be. Aging is optional. You can stop the aging process and stay lean by balancing your hormones, exercising regularly and eating healthy.
