What can Lead to Weight Gain After Completing the HCG Diet Without Us.

What can lead to weight gain after the completion of the HCG Diet?

#1 – Hormone Imbalances.

80% of cases show that a person’s hormones are imbalances. Hormone imbalances can apply to anyone, young or old. Every hormone in your body plays a big role in the way your body metabolizes fat. A part of our procedure is to check and regulate the balance of a patients hormones.

#2 – Insulin Resistance.
Insulin Resistance is when your body produces the correct amount of insulin but does not utilize it correctly. As a result of the body’s improper use of insulin, a patient may regain the weight that they lost.

#3 Hypothalamus Imbalance.
HCG therapy needs to be done in phases, with proper breaks in between.
In the maintenance phase, after the diet is completed, weight gain should be more than 1 to 2 pounds. If the fluctuation of weight is higher than 1 or 2 pounds, the patients hypothalamus is not fully balanced and their diet will be changed.

#4 Medication.
Some medication can cause weight gain. For example, birth control pills, synthetic estrogen, some depression medication, and even some diabetic medication. We will give

#5 Toxicity.
Toxic bodies tend to retain water and stores toxins in their fatty cells in order to protect themselves. Patients with constipation, patients with wrong eating habits, and even patients with long term medication use tend to be toxic and acidic. If their toxicity problems are not resolved, they are prone to weight gain.

#6 Prolonged Physical, Mental & Emotional Stress.
The hypothalamus and other glands in your body can be greatly affected by stress. If not reduced, stress can cause your body to have difficulty sustaining weight.

#7 Depression.
Low serotonin levels can cause a patients craving for foods with high calorie and fat content. This can make it hard for a patient to adjust to a new diet.

#8 Food Addiction.
Food habit can be influenced by unresolved emotional issues and improper function of the reward center in the brain. If this is the case and the patient does not go through behavior modification, it will be difficult for this patient to stay within a disciplined diet.

#9 Adrenal Fatigue.
High levels of cortisol can cause weight gain in the middle sector of the body. This is usually a hormonal issue which can be corrected.

#10  No one diet fits all.
When patients achieve this optimum weight goal, they need a certain diet to fit their needs specifically. For example, the HCG Diet maintenance therapy a patient with hypoglycemia is different than the therapy for a patient with insulin resistance. If the right diet is not prescribed to the right patient for maintenance purposes, the patient will have difficulty sustaining their weight and will most likely be prone to weight gain.

In conclusion, HCG Weight loss therapy is making miracles happen for many patients but if the all of the procedures are not followed properly by the patients, it will be difficult for each of them to sustain their desired weight.