HCG Diet Direct Clears Up the Relationship Between HCG, Weight Loss and Pregnancy::
Phoenix, AZ – HCG Diet Direct clears up the relationship between HCG, weight loss and pregnancy. Confusion on the topic continues to abound amongst the general public. HCG Diet Direct finds that appropriate education on the topic eases the worry of skeptics and provides weight loss industry professionals with the information they need to provide quality service to obese and/or overweight individuals.
Defining HCG:
1. The full name of HCG is human chorionic gonadotropin. Human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) is a hormone produced by the human body.
Defining the relationship between HCG and weight loss:
1. HCG as a weight loss supplement was originally introduced by Dr. Simeons over 50 years ago.
2. Dr. Simeons’ basic theory was that HCG communicated with the hypothalamus to reduce hunger while on a very low calorie diet. His theory also indicated that the use of HCG along with a low calorie diet allowed the body to learn how to treat fat cells in a healthy manner; absorbing empty fat cells into the blood stream. This process increase the likelihood that weight stays off because fat can’t be immediately stored in empty fat cells.
Defining the relationship between HCG and pregnancy:
1. The most obvious link between HCG and pregnancy is that HCG is an early indicator of pregnancy. Pregnancy tests are often measuring levels of HCG when they provide practitioners with a positive or negative pregnancy test result. Homeopathic HCG is not designed to register a positive on pregnancy tests.
2. HCG levels increase during pregnancy to protect the progesterone levels necessary during human fetus development.
Jenny Boynton of HCG Diet Direct suggested, “The confusion created by the various uses of HCG can be avoided by being aware of just a few facts. The basic uses are obvious and simple. It’s a natural product of the body making it one of the most natural weight loss methods on the market.”
HCG Diet Direct noted one other connection between HCG and pregnancy. They are seeing a drastic increase in women turning to homeopathic HCG weightloss methods to lose post-pregnancy weight. Average weight loss through successful homeopathic HCG dieting ranges from 1 to 2 pounds per day. This average often increases for women post pregnancy who are losing extra baby weight left behind.
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