I just watched today’s Dr. Oz show on his site where he discussed the HCG diet and the pros and cons. Initially I was very concerned that due to his network’s advertising agreements with companies like Weight Watchers; that his view would be forced to be swayed negatively.
Fortunately, he gave some great insight to the HCG diet program. He showcased quite a few individuals who have accomplished amazing benefits from the diet program and also pointed out a few concerns with some people who have had side-effects (my company Vibrant Life HCG has not had one single complaint of side-effects in over 118,000 customers/clients, for that I am so grateful and I will continue to work hard to ensure that remains the case). Both the positive and negative points of view are extremely important to me and now I can do more research, find more information to help my customers and clients and ensure their complete success and safety.
One thing I do wish had been mentioned and researched more, though I can’t expect medical doctors to give much thought to it; I wish that he had spent more time and effort looking into the actual science of homeopathy. Vibrant Life HCG drops are a homeopathic product and though many other companies out there are offering products without proper ingredients or using a synthetic ingredient, we have worked hard to ensure we consult with medical doctors on the western side of the industry, our homeopathic laboratory that is FDA approved and inspected and also with holistic health practitioners to ensure we are covering all angles. My mission is to create optimal health in the world and consulting with both western medical doctors and also eastern health practitioners, all while using a lab that meets FDA standards and guidelines is as thorough as it gets.
Dr. Oz’s final thought about the HCG diet is that the results are something to consider. While many say the evidence isn’t there medically, the results are evidence in itself and with hundreds of thousands of people seeing amazing results, it is hard to deny the value. I always have the thought that medical research isn’t always the best to view anyhow, we aren’t exactly seeing great results in their findings. Especially when it comes to simple health, as 1 of 2 people in America will die of a heart attack and 1 of 3 will get cancer. Those are actual statistics that are coming from western medical research and health advice. Just something to think about.
He did say he wasn’t a fan of the supplement form of HCG drops and would advise to consult a doctor, so I am grateful I have had the ability to work closely with physicians to ensure that what I are offering is in alignment with the best interest of my clients and customers. I agree with Dr. Oz, be very careful with what you buy, research the company, get to know the person behind the brand rather than a wall of a company without a face. Talk to them, get the information, get their data and remember that no question is a bad one. I am grateful to see this diet getting some positive media and honest attention as it is changing the lives of so many people world-wide.
For more info on this discussion, please touch base with me directly: joe@vibrantlifehcg.com or use the Ask Joe option under any video on the site http://vibrantlifehcg.com. Thanks again Dr. Oz, I appreciate your insight. A follow-up post on this to come in the next 48 hours.
