Friday, March 22, 2013

Week 5 hCG continued









A 600-­calorie diet is not adequate for proper nutrition.

A 600-­calorie diet is only recommended while under the supervision of a physician. Appropriate vitamin and mineral support are an absolute necessity while on a low calorie diet and should never be attempted outside of physician supervision. Each phase of the Nuviva program incorporates specially formulated vitamins, nutraceuticals and supplements to ensure that the body is getting proper nutrition, vitamins and minerals. Further, the body is getting more than 600 calories worth of energy daily when a client is on the Nuviva program. The 600 calories of energy derived from food sources is compounded with the calories derived from the body’s fat stores. The body will burn fat to ‘make up’ for calories not derived from outside food sources.

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Thursday, March 7, 2013

Week 4- hCG continued


Dr. Oz - hCG Weight Loss

There are several other forms of hCG, such as topical or homeopathic that you don’t have to have prescribed by a doctor, are less expensive and just as good.
At Nuviva we only use injectable hCG because it is the only method known of directly controlling the proper amount of hCG given. hCG given sublingually requires at least double to triple the amount of injectable hCG to ensure that some hCG is absorbed. However, the amount absorbed can vary from client to client based on each individual’s oral mucosa. Because of this issue, sublingual is not a reliable method of delivery. Clients using this method are typically under dosed. However, in some circumstances they can also be overdosed. 3 This same reasoning applies to topical hCG and why we do not recommend its use. Additionally, some clients are even incapable of absorbing any hCG topically or sublingually.
Oral hCG has no biologic effect as the hCG is immediately broken down by acid in the stomach. The only method available to provide absolute certainty that the correct amount of hCG prescribed is given is to inject the hCG subcutaneously.
What’s the difference between prescription grade hCG and the homeopathic versions?
Homeopathic hCG does not contain hCG. hCG can only be obtained by a prescription from a licensed physician.