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The professional fast weight loss experts at Diet Doc invite all Americans, even those in the most remote locations, to add years to their lives by losing unhealthy excess fat. By refining and modernizing the original outdated 1950s hCG diet to allow a more generous daily caloric intake, a wider range of delicious food choices, diet plans that are unique to each patient’s individual needs, and 100% pure prescription hCG, not ineffective homeopathic hCG, the company has been instrumental in helping thousands of Americans lose unhealthy excess weight.

Finding the perfect combination of healthy weight loss foods, tasty diet recipes and fat burning supplements can be a challenging task for those Seattle dieters with no health care or medical background. With this principle in mind, Diet Doc created their programs to provide patients with a strong support system that educates clients on the importance of choosing the right diet recipes and weight loss foods to reach their ideal weight. Clients also have unlimited access to the Diet Doc team for guidance on the most effective treatments, like Diet Doc’s exclusive hCG drops, tablets and injections, that target stored fat in hard to reach areas of the body.

American dieters who have tried without success to eliminate excess body fat with one of the many fad weight loss diets or clean eating plans may eventually give in to the dangerous methods suggested by extreme and unsafe fat loss programs. In a recent article ABC News highlighted seven of the most outrageous techniques being promoted by those in the weight loss diet industry and included suggestions as to why avoiding these practices may be beneficial for dieters’ overall health. Fortunately, Diet Doc’s clean eating programs refuse to utilize these tactics in their weight loss diet plans and, instead, offer patients unlimited access to a team of expert weight control coaches and exclusive, natural body fat burning supplements that allow patients to see fast weight loss.

According to a study published online August 15 in the American Journal of Public Health, “Obesity accounts for 18 percent of deaths among Americans between the ages of 40 and 85, with women appearing to be more vulnerable than men to dying from obesity.” It is thought that younger generations, having been exposed to obesity risk factors for a longer time, face an increased danger of becoming overweight or obese. Fast food restaurants offering fatty, greasy and processed foods flourish in the United States, and the term “super-size me” has become part of the English language.

With the aging process, men tend to lose muscle which causes the body to burn calories more slowly. This lost muscle is replaced by fatty tissue, typically accumulating in the belly. Because the excess belly fat circulates through the liver, the risk for developing a myriad of weight related diseases, including diabetes, heart attack, hypertension and sleep apnea, is significantly increased. In an effort to increase overall health for men, Diet Doc has created new specific diet plans for men, focusing the underlying causes of weight gain in aging men.

A key ingredient to achieving successful weight loss is having a positive support system in place. At Diet Doc, unlimited support is only a phone call or an email away with specially trained fast weight loss professionals available 6 days per week and eager to offer unlimited support, consultation, guidance and encouragement throughout each step of each patient’s transition to a slimmer, healthier and happier body. The company’s dedicated fast weight loss staff is committed to providing all patients the tools necessary to lose unwanted weight rapidly and the guidance and education to maintain long term weight health long after the initial fat has disappeared.

Osteoarthritis, the most common joint disorder, causes symptoms of discomfort and pain in the hands, feet, knees, spine, hips and neck, significantly reducing one’s quality of life. Although it is not totally clear exactly how excess weight influences osteoarthritis, it is clear that being overweight increases the load placed on the joints. Those who are only 10 pounds overweight increase the force on the knees by 30-60 pounds with each step. The risk of an overweight woman developing osteoarthritis is nearly 4 times higher than those of normal weight, while overweight men face 5 times greater risk.

Finding a no carb diet that works can be challenging and leaves many dieters believing that their struggles with weight gain and excess body fat will continue indefinitely. But, because Diet Doc’s best weight loss programs and new no carb diets are designed around the personal needs of each individual client, the temptation to overindulge in the patient’s favorite foods can be easily controlled and allows patients to stick with their program to achieve their best weight loss goals. Through their unique no carb diets and exclusive supplements, Diet Doc has helped thousands of patients reduce their overall body fat content and begin leading healthier, happier lives.

Safely losing weight and ending the constant struggle with weight gain is a high priority for many people in Detroit. But, a new study may provide Detroit dieters with even more incentive for reaching their healthy weight loss goals, their children. According to researchers with the University of Cincinnati, how women achieve a healthier weight may impact the long-term health of their children. Fortunately, Diet Doc offers their clients a successful combination of fresh diet plans, education on low calorie food choices and natural hCG diet treatments to rapidly and securely shed unwanted, excess fat.

Controversy surrounding two new diet drugs, Belviq (lorcaserin) and Qsymia (phentermine plus topiramate), is at the forefront of medical headlines and dieters are urged to evaluate the benefits versus the potential health risks when making the decision to use these diet aids. Although recently approved for use in the United States, As Medical News Today reports, Europe considers these diet drugs too harmful to be marketed. Dr. Sidney Wolfe, founder of the health research group at Public Citizen, states that, after clinical trials, these drugs were approved in America despite vast cardiovascular concerns. During trials, patients were observed to have increases in pulse of more than 10 beats per minute, which is a significant risk factor for cardiovascular disease, as well as potential arrhythmia related concerns, impaired memory and reduced concentration. The diet drugs were also associated with a 16% increase in heart valve damage.