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In the 1950s, Dr. A.T.W. Simeons discovered that hCG, a hormone that is naturally produced during pregnancy, was effective in promoting rapid weight loss when coupled with a very restrictive, 500-calorie, diet plan. Although patients were successful in losing excess fat, the dangerously low caloric intake posed very significant and serious health compromise to patients.

Benefiting from decades of scientific fast weight loss research, combined with the expertise and knowledge of board certified doctors, nurses and nutritionists, all specializing in the science of nutrition and fast weight loss, Diet Doc has created the leading medically supervised prescription hormone diet plans in the nation. By utilizing the latest nutritional science to create diet plans that are rich in essential nutrients, the company has helped thousands that have been unsuccessful in the past to lose unhealthy excess weight permanently.

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Studies performed at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston, have linked obstructive sleep apnea with cardiovascular disease. According to a study published in the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care, 25 October 2013, and reported by Medical News Today, researchers have now determined that severe obstructive sleep apnea may increase the risk for subclinical myocardial injury, an early sign of heart damage. Sleep apnea is a very common, however, often undiagnosed, sleep disorder that occurs when one ceases to breathe during sleep. This can last for several seconds and can occur hundreds of times throughout sleep. Persons that suffer from sleep apnea may awaken with a dry mouth or sore throat and morning headaches. The pauses in breathing interrupt the normal sleep pattern leading to daytime sleepiness, loss of energy, poor concentration and slow reflexes. Most sleep apnea patients, however, may be quite unaware that they have this sleep disorder and are oftentimes only alerted by their sleeping partner who may notice some of the symptoms, such as loud snoring, very shallow breathing, snorting or gasping during sleep and long and frequent pauses in breathing.

New research from the Universities of Oxford and Reading in the UK, and reported by Medical News Today, suggests that introducing a 20% tax on sugar-sweetened drinks could help in the battle against obesity. Many believe that a “sugary drink tax” may encourage healthier lifestyle alternatives. In an editorial linked to the study, Jason Block, assistant professor at Harvard Medical School, says that the 20% sugar-sweetened drink tax could work in reducing obesity, and that more countries, including the United States, should adopt a similar strategy.