Remember any weight loss program should consist of diet, exercise, and behavior modification in order to succeed in meeting your goal.

It is extremely important that you are aware that all of the weight loss programs we offer should completed under the supervision of a Certified Physician like Scott Redrick MD, FACOG.

The American Society of Bariatric Physicians is a leading national membership-based organization providing physicians and other health professionals with education in the medical management of weight loss and related medical conditions.

HCG Diet Program

The HCG weight loss protocol consists of a very low calorie diet (VLCD) accompanied by treatments of HCG, that are injected.  The average HCG dieter experiences rapid weight loss of up to 1/2 to 1 lb. per day.  In addition to loss of unwanted fat, the true benefit of the HCG protocol is its ability to help modify the dieter's relationship with food and eating, resulting in easily maintained, long-term weight loss.

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Stay Healthy for Life Program

If you are carrying around 50 or more pounds of excess weight, your BMI is probably 30 or more, which is considered obese. Bariatric (medical weight management) experts like Dr. Redrick know that carrying this amount of excess weight puts people at risk for a number of potentially serious health conditions. The higher your BMI rises above 30, the greater are your health risks.

A full-, or nearly full-meal replacement diet program that provides no more than one thousand calories each day can help you bring down your weight and health risks more quickly and safely than you could while simply following a low-calorie foods diet.

Combining physician guided meal replacement programs with other weight management tools like appetite suppressing medication and/or a lifestyle change program has been proven to help people achieve excellent weight loss results without undergoing weight loss surgery.

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500 Calorie Diet- From Dr. Simeon’s Manuscript

The use of HCG in the treatment of obesity was first discovered by the late British Physician, Dr. A. T. W. Simeons.  His first published a report on the topic in 1954, while practicing in Rome, Italy.  He devoted years to researching various patients suffering from obesity.

During this time, he noticed several important factors including the lack of symptoms one would expect from a patient on a very low calorie diet.  For example, his patients had no headaches, hunger pains, weakness, or irritability as long as the low calorie diet was combined with HCG. 

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