DietDoc – HCG Diet Doctors

Chicago, IL (PRWEB) February 13, 2012

Diet Doc Diet HCG & Weight Loss announces a newly developed diet which helps with memory and brain function.

Diet Doc Weight Loss agrees with recent studies by Dr. Agnes Floel and her colleagues from the University of Munster in Germany, who published the results in the January issue of the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. This new study found that woman who are pre or post-menopause benefit greatly by reducing calorie intake by 30 %, which helps brain scores in verbal memory tests increase by 20%.

The researchers showed that women who reduced calories became more sensitive to blood sugar, which regulates insulin, a hormone which helps regulates blood sugar. The research also shows that by reducing weight, insulin drops, and so does the inflammation-associated molecule C-reactive protein. Both factors have been linked to an improvement in brain function.

Diet Doc provides medically, supervised patient care to people across the USA. Diet Doc provides a collaborative approach to dieting, which is labor intensive, but effective reports Julie Wright, president of Diet Doc.

Studies are reporting remarkable improvement in not only memory, but with longevity, reduced incidence of disease, including heart disease, high blood pressure, cholesterol, triglycerides and type 2 diabetes.

Many doctors started offering the original 1950′s Dr. Simeons HCG diet which promises dieters they will lose 1 pound per day if they consume 500 calories per day while taking injections of human chorionic gonadotropin(hcg), a human hormone made by chorionic cells in the fetal part of the placenta during pregnancy reports Ms. Wright.

Diet Doc is the only modern-day version of the original 50 year old Dr. Simeons HCG Diet protocol that all other doctors are using. The reason doctors are using a 50 year old HCG diet, verses modernizing as Diet Doc did a few years ago, is true weight loss doctors require additional training in weight loss. The doctor must understand how each person’s medical condition, daily food intake, age, lifestyle, gender and preferences all play into weight loss. Many doctors simply do not have time for this additional training, nor do they have time to manage each person’s weight loss the way it needs to be done to get the weight off people, fast and safe.

*These weight reduction treatments include oral hCG or an injection of hCG–a drug, which has not been approved by the food and drug administration as safe and effective in the treatment of obesity or weight control. There is no substantial evidence that hCG increases weight loss beyond that resulting from caloric restriction, that it causes a more attractive or “normal” distribution of fat, or that it decreases the hunger and discomfort associated with calorie-restrictive diets. Results may vary and cannot be guaranteed. Medical supervision and compliance with our program is required.

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Thornwood, New York (PRWEB) December 07, 2011

Jared DiCarmine, well-known fitness expert and owner of Ideal Fitness Trends, has started a new exercise program called “The Love Handle Cure.” The programs purpose is to assist individuals in losing excess belly fat. DiCarmine’s new program takes a brand new approach to the problem. Using new techniques and a novel approach to the love handle problem, he has gone directly against other fitness expert’s advice and has seen stupendous results from his program.

DiCarmine said that, “There are a lot of myths out there about the best way to lose love handles. Many of these myths are perpetuated by other fitness experts. My program, “The Love Handle Cure” goes against conventional fitness advices and actually gets results.” His program dispels the various myths and actually teaches people how to get rid of love handles.

The first myth is often advice given by trainers that individuals must perform cardiovascular exercises in order to lose belly fat. DiCarmine has found that this is simply not true. According to his research and testing, simple cardiovascular training might actually force the body to retain stubborn fat deposits. Cardio workouts cause the body to release cortisol, which has the direct effect of eating away at the body’s muscles, not the fat. This is often why marathon runners are extremely skinny, but sprinters are very well built on a muscular/fat level.

The second myth that DiCarmine uncovered was the fact that low-fat diets often have the undesired result of actually increasing individuals’ weight. This is due to the various artificial chemicals that food manufacturers put into their products. These chemicals are often addictive and create a negative effect on the body when more calories are actually consumed.

Finally, he drives out the myth that one must perform crunches and sit-ups in order to lose lower abdominal weight. DiCarmine found that this is simply not the case. “Practically every supposed expert demands that their students use crunches in order to work off belly fat. This is simply a myth that often causes bodily harm to individuals lower backs and also causes muscle tears,” said DiCarmine. Using a new approach to exercises that utilize excess post-exercise oxygen consumption strategies, people who wish to learn how to get rid of love handles never need to perform another crunch or sit-up again.

DiCarmine lays out his entire program at his new website, http://www.TheLoveHandleCure.com. Individuals are invited to view the complimentary video about his program and learn how to finally get rid of love handles effectively and wisely.

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