Who Should Use hCG Drops?
hCG drops for weight loss have worked for adults of all ages. Men tend to lose more quickly than women, because women have an extra layer of fat and their metabolisms are often different. Today, diet drops provide an easy alternative to the traditional shots, so virtually anyone can administer the diet drops to themselves and not have to go through the trouble of getting a doctor’s prescription and enduring a painful injection. Anyone in reasonably good health can use the hCG diet to improve their quality of life and appearance, but the diet drops don’t work by themselves. Following the system and eating according to the allowed foods list requires dedication and commitment, but dieters who stay the course report success. It is important to note that no one should use the drops and follow the protocol for longer than 6 weeks without taking a break. Dieters most often follow the diet for 3 weeks and then take a break before beginning another round, depending on how much fat weight they intend to lose. This is a serious diet, and dieters have reported an average weight loss of 1-2 lbs daily. It makes sense to take control and modify one’s activity level and relative body weight, because being overweight or obese can cause other health problems to take hold and eventually destroy a person’s quality of life.
Occasionally, side effects such as mild headaches or dizziness have been reported during the transition from the “Load” phase into the low calorie diet, as the body adjusts to the new intake of fewer calories. To avoid most negative side effects of dieting, it is important for the dieter to drink plenty of water. Hydration will also help the diet program go more smoothly, as water is necessary for basic body processes and fat metabolism. There is a vegetarian protocol with protein substitutes for those who prefer not to eat meat. Salt and pepper may be used, but sugar should be avoided especially during the diet so that the body is forces to get its energy needs from stored fat and not the food you eat. Gradually, starches and sugar are reintroduced, but dieters report their desire for these energy-rich fuel sources is greatly reduced and they are used to eating healthy, nutritious foods.
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