What is HCG? is a common question. HCG is scientifically defined as Human Chorionic Gonadotropin.
It is a natural accruing protein hormone that develops in the placenta during the first trimester of pregnancy shortly after conception.
This protein hormone is recognized as a peptide. Peptides are a class of hormone that is secreted into the blood stream and aide in endocrine functions in living beings.
HCG is being called the weight loss cure because it is an obesity weight loss cure.
These signals are believed to be sent when the body is experiencing a reduced and low calorie diet.
These signals also are believed to send a message out to conserve and maintain lean body mass i.e. muscle mass.
Without HCG to assist you during a low calorie diet, your body will begin to deplete muscle.
This results in lowering your resting metabolic rate "RMR."
This means that if you lose muscle you also lose metabolism. For each pound of muscle that your body loses, you also lose about 50 calories in metabolism.
HCG stops this cycle by tricking your body into believing it is getting the calories it needs.
How? It replaces ingested calorie values with stored fat calories. This creates exceptional benefits, including fat loss results. This is also known as human chorionic gonadotropin weight loss.
Most of you reading about HCG have had difficulty losing body fat in some way.
You were taught that you must consume fewer calories than your body needs to survive (in essence starving yourself) and you will lose weight.
As you can find in the world of weight loss today this is a true statement.
The flip side of this is if you consume too few calories you will slow down your metabolism.
What does this mean? This mean that your body starts to eat itself, sadly its not fat it is consuming, it is muscle.
Unless you are working with a nutritionist who understands the fine line between low calorie weight loss dieting, you will not reach the goals you've set without consuming vital metabolic muscle.
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