I'm sorry you had an adverse reaction, but whether you believe it or not, you are an exception to the rule. Thousands have reaped the rewards from this protocol and I'm personally very grateful for having lost my weight through the HcG protocol. As far as I'm concerned it saved my life. I guess we will just have to agree to disagree about what is safe and what isn't. My doctor/your doctor, my experience/your experience. Btw, did you say something about FDA approval? Oh yeah... right... I trust the FDA. The same gov. org. that approves pharmaceutical drugs... drugs that kill thousands of innocent and trusting people every year. No thanks.
Dr. Sanjeev Patel a cardiologist who appeared on the Dr. Oz show said, he himself was an HcG patient and was successful. He further stated that: When he weighed the risks of being obese against the low dose of HcG, he maintained that it was well worth it. Regarding 500 calories -- lets not forget he stated, fasting has been, and still is, a large part of many cultures for centuries. In those cultures fasting is considered a courageous health and/or spiritual choice.
So there you have it... apparently not all cardiologists look to the FDA for approval.
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I'm sorry you had an adverse reaction, but whether you believe it or not, you are an exception to the rule. Thousands have reaped the rewards from this protocol and I'm personally very grateful for having lost my weight through the HcG protocol. As far as I'm concerned it saved my life. I guess we will just have to agree to disagree about what is safe and what isn't. My doctor/your doctor, my experience/your experience. Btw, did you say something about FDA approval? Oh yeah... right... I trust the FDA. The same gov. org. that approves pharmaceutical drugs... drugs that kill thousands of innocent and trusting people every year. No thanks.
http://www.alternet.org/story/147318/100,000_americans_die_each_year_from_prescription_drugs,_while_pharma_companies_get_rich
Dr. Sanjeev Patel a cardiologist who appeared on the Dr. Oz show said, he himself was an HcG patient and was successful. He further stated that: When he weighed the risks of being obese against the low dose of HcG, he maintained that it was well worth it. Regarding 500 calories -- lets not forget he stated, fasting has been, and still is, a large part of many cultures for centuries. In those cultures fasting is considered a courageous health and/or spiritual choice.
So there you have it... apparently not all cardiologists look to the FDA for approval.
April 28, 2015 - 10:54pmThis Comment
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