There is a definitely something magic inherent in these three little letters: HCG. But really, the HCG diet isn’t magic at all. It’s just good science.
Science and Nature
What is science? Basically, it’s the study of how and why the world around us works, and how and why our bodies work. It seems like the best way to employ scientific knowledge is to figure out how it can complement these natural processes, rather than try to fight them. After all, why would you want to fight nature, which always to ends up being a futile battle?
What the HCG diet does is use scientific knowledge to emulate how our bodies would work if science that interferes with nature hadn’t intervened. Homeopathic HCG emulates what would happen if science didn’t rid our bodies of the HCG that it possesses naturally at birth.
I’m referring to the chemical processes used to produce and preserve the majority of the foods we eat. These chemicals make our lifetime supply of HCG go away before it is meant to dissipate.
Another longtime habit of science, in this case of the medical world, is science has a tendency to destroy HCG with the overuse of antibiotics without replacing the probiotics that restore good bacteria. Not having good bacteria messes up the digestive system and it opens up tons of territory for yeast to take over. This further messes up the digestive system along with other regulatory systems.
Nature’s Response
It seems like HCG is nature’s own response to a number of difficulties encountered by the human body. Excess fat retention is only one of them.
- It is believed that HCG might hold the key to breast cancer prevention.
- HCG is already used for men in testosterone therapy. Interestingly, similarly to how HCG resets metabolism when used in the diet, it can reset testosterone production levels when used in that type of therapy.
So if you’re a skeptic, rest assured. We’re not claiming this is magic. It’s just science being used the way it should be.
Tags: HCG, the HCG Diet
