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hCG
DIETERS
TRANSITION
And
MAINTENANCE
HANDBOOK
 Burn Up To 2 PoundsOf Fat A Day
 Burn Fat WithoutExercising
 Diet With No Hunger Pains
 Keep The Weight Off Long Term
 Help Reset Your Metabolism
 Mold And ReshapeYour Body
 No PainfulInjections
 No ExpensivePrescriptions
 No EmbarrassingWeigh Ins
 No Doctor Visits
 No Hunger
What are you waiting for?

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For the For-Ever Slim Dieter
Duringthe first 3 Daysafter your sublingual oral
hCG dose, you MUSTfollow exactly the Phase 2
foodsas in VLCD (See below).
 Begin counting the 72 hours from the
time of the last dose.
 Duringthe 72 hours, a slight increase in
diet, such as an extra apple, 150 gram of
meat or extra breadsticks may be
allowed (if) a person feelsmuch
hungrier and has lack of energy.
 Your body has been flooded with hCG; it
should take about 72 hoursfor it to
leave the body.
 Weigh yourself daily as it takes about three weeksbefore the weight
reached at the end of Phase 2 treatment becomes stable. A fluctuation
of 1 or 2 poundsisnormalat this point. This will be your weight
allowance for 4 weeks.
This is the first 72 hoursfrom your last dose of
sublingualdrops. Remember, hCG is still in your
body system. Any deviation can cause weight gain.

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PHASE 3 INITIATION
Lunch/Dinner:
 1st Day 800 calories @ 150 gramsprotein
 2Nd Day 1000 calories@ 200 gramsprotein
 3rd Day 1200 calories@ 250 gramsprotein
THE FOUR WEEK RULE: TRANSITION
 Increase to 3 times the amountof vegetables
 Consume the same amount of fruit
 Drink 8-8 ounce glasses of water per day
 Drink one full glass before each meal
As long as your weight stays within two poundsof
the weight reached on the day of the last
sublingualdrop, you should notbe overly
concerned with an increase. The first 4 weeks are
Dr. Simeons Transitionalweeks.
After your goalweight is reached, complete Phase 3 followed by the
beginning three weeks of Phase 4 maintenancewhich is when you
SLOWLY begin to add back in sugar and starch as you follow the
requirementnot to gain or lose morethan 2 lbs.

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PHASE 4 INITIATION
Transition: This is for the next three weeks.
 Check your weight every morning.
 Fluctuation of 1 to 5 poundsisnormal (so don’tpanic).
WEIGHTGAIN WARNING:
As long as your weight stays within two pounds of the
weight reached on the day of the last sublingual drops,
clients should take no notice of any increase. The day
you weigh yourself in the morning and the scale goes
beyond two pounds, even if this is only a few ounces
over two pounds, you must do the following. On that
same day (not the next day) entirely skip breakfast and
lunch but consume plenty liquids. In the evening
consume a large size steak with only an apple or a raw
tomato. Of course this rule applies only to the morning
weight. In most cases your weight will then be brought
back to within two pounds of the last sublingual drops.
If the meals skipped are on the day in which a gain is
registered in the morning this brings about an almost
immediate drop of often over a pound by the next day
(next morning weigh in). But if the skipping of meals -
and skipping means literally skipping, not just having a light meal are postponed ~
the phenomenon does not occur and several days of strict dieting may be necessary
to correct the situation. It is of utmost importance that the meals skipped are on the
same day as the scale registers an increase of more than two pounds and that
missing meals are not postponed until the following day.
It takes about 3 weeks before the weight reached at the end of the treatment
becomes stable, i.e. does not show violent fluctuations after an occasional excess.
During this period clients must realize that carbohydrates, that are sugar, rice,
bread, potatoes, pastries etc, are by far the most dangerous. If no carbohydrates
whatsoever are eaten, fats can be indulged somewhat more liberally and even small
quantities of alcohol, such as a glass of wine with meals, does no harm, but as soon
as fats and starch are combined things are very liable to get out of hand.
This has to be observed very carefully during the first 3 weeks after the treatment is
ended otherwise disappointments are almost sure to occur.

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WEEK ONE
Most clients are surprised how small their appetite
has become and yet how much they can eat without
gaining weight. In most cases you will no longer
suffer from an abnormal appetite and feel satisfied
with much less food than before. In fact, most are
usually disappointed that they cannot manage to eat
much of their first normal meal, which they have
been planning for weeks.
During your transition to remember the basic facts
while meal planning and eating:
 Eat 3 meals a day. Keep your meals small.
 Do not eat to excess.
 Eat until comfortably full.
 Eat slowly and enjoy your meals
 Alwayseat off of a small plate.
 Keep your portionssmall.
 Eat any meat protein and eggs, milk, cream, cheese, butter, olive oil,
salad dressings, and spices.
 East most vegetables except for starchy vegetables like potatoes and
corn, beans or rice.
 Eat any kind of fruit.
 No Wheat, bread, pasta, crackers, tortillas, etc.
Breakfast
 Protein (s), Vegetables, no fruit.
 Protein (s), vegetables and fruit
 Same amountof fruit as on the 500 calorie diet
 Fruit is optional
 No rice, beans, breads, pasta, potatoes, corn or cereal on week one.
 Do Not Eat To Excess.

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WEEK TWO
(If no unusual weight gain)
Exercise required: Minimum of ½ hour walking a day
Meals same as week one except you can add some beans or brown rice to one
meal (lunch or dinner)a day.
 Breakfast: Protein and vegetable.
 Lunch: Protein and vegetable. You can add beans or rice to this meal.
Fruit (optional).
 Dinner: Protein and vegetable. If you did not add beans or rice to lunch,
you can for dinner.
Do not eat after 6pm. Bestresults when followinga specific time schedule.
WEEK THREE
Exercise required: Minimum of ½ hour walking a day
 Weigh yourself every morning.
 Same meals as week two except you can add somebeans or brown rice
or potatoes or bread (two slices) to two meals a day.
 You can doublethe amountof fruit as on the VLCD calorie diet. Fruits
are alwaysoptional.

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WEEK FOUR
Last week of transition
Exercise required: Minimum of ½ hour walking a day
 Weigh yourself every morning.
 At this time a fluctuation of 1 to 5 poundsisnormal.
 Same meals as week three, except you can add some beans, brown rice,
potatoes or bread (two slices) up to three meals a day.
 Fruits are alwaysoptional.
Important to remember:
Breakfast: Cereals and/or fruitjuices are some of the worst foodsthat you can
eat for breakfast. The dominatepartof your breakfast mustbe protein
followed by non-starchy vegetables and somefruit.
Maintenance: Real Life

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WEEK FIVE
 Eat any combination of foodswith any
meal.
 Duringweek fivea fluctuation of 1 to 5
poundsisnormal.
 Keep your meals small. Do not eat to
excess. Eat untilcomfortably full.
 Eat slowly and enjoy your meals.
Breakfast
Cereals and or fruitjuices are some of the worst foodsthat you can eat for
breakfast. The dominantpartof your breakfast mustbe protein followed by
non-starchy vegetables and some fruit. This is being repeated because for
most peoplethis is where they start the day off wrong.
THE PURPOSE OFALL THIS: Over time your body will create a “set point”.
Even though your weight may go up and down it will remain remarkably fixed
if you follow this plan.

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HEALTHY NUTRITION
A Health Promoting Diet
 Reducefat intake to 15-20% of total calories.
Choose health-promoting fats (essential
fatty acids) and avoid saturated and
hydrogenated (trans-) fats.
 Eat adequate protein (0.8 g/kg body
weight daily)from lean sources;
includingwild fish from cold, deep-
water, organic poultry and eggs,
legumes, beef, low-fat fermented dairy
products, nutsand seeds.
 Eat adequate vegetables, fruitsand
whole grains. These foodscontain
invaluablemicronutrients,
photochemical, antioxidantsand
fiber. Minimum daily fiber intake should
be 30 grams.
 Eliminate the intake of refined sugar and refined carbohydrates,
processed foods, alcohol and caffeine.
 Reduceexposureto pesticides and herbicides. Buy organic whenever
possible. Fresh food is always preferableto frozen food and frozen food
is always preferableto canned food.
 Eliminate the intake of artificial food additives, colors and preservatives.
 Keep salt intake low and potassium intake high.
 Drink adequatewater—generally 64 ouncesdaily.
 Identify and eliminate food allergies, intolerances and sensitivities.
 Modify your dietary choices as needed to meet your personaldietary
needs(as they relate to your medicalcondition, etc.). Consultyour
physician/clinician for information and guidance.
 Determinecaloric needsto achieve or maintain ideal body weight.
 Use the healthy exchange system to constructa health-promoting diet.
(Refer to reverseside for exchange diet information.)

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WATER CONSUMPTION
Inadequatewater intake putssignificant stress on the body. Think of water as
the solventthat it is—it goes in clean and comes outdirty, carryingtoxins out
of the body. Each day our body requiresan intake of over two quarts of water,
in order to function optimally. Partof that water comes from our fruitand
vegetable intake. The more produceyou eat, the less water you’llneed to
consumein addition to diet.
Coffee, tea, sodas, fruit juices, etc. actually add to the dehydrationproblem
through their diureticeffectsfromcaffeine and sugars. Freshfruit juice should
be diluted with water (1:1)beforeconsumingit, in order to glean its health
benefits while offsetting its diuretic effect.
As a general rule, consume64 ouncesof water daily, in addition to diet. Add
another 8 ounces of water for each cup of coffee, tea, and soda or fruitjuice
consumed. Add another 8 ouncesfor each half hour of exercise daily. (Heavier
peopleneed more water daily. The rule-of-thumbfor water requirementsfor
heavier individualsisone-third of the body weight in ounces, plus8 ounces
for each diuretic beverage and half hour of exercise, as described above.)
Choose filtered water that is free of chlorine, microorganisms, solvents, heavy
metals, etc. Mineralwater (as compared to distilled water) may preventthe
leaching mineralsfrom the body—it’sdebatable.

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BASIC FAQ’S
HowMuch Is A Serving?
Vegetables: Raw-1 cup, Cooked/Steamed-1/2 cup, Juice-3/4 cup
Fruits: Raw-1 medium fruitor 1 cup, Cooked-1/2 cup, Juice-1/2 cup
Fermented Dairy Products: Plain yogurt, kefir-1 cup, Cheese-1 oz.
Whole Grains, Starch: Cooked-1/2 cup, Bread-1 slice, Bagel-1/2, Pasta
(cooked)-1/2 cup (includescorn, potatoes, and winter squash)
Fish/Poultry/Eggs: Fish, poultry-3 oz., Eggs-1 whole or 2 whites or ¼ cup egg
substitute Legumes: Beans(cooked)-1/2 cup
Oils/Fats: Oil-1 teaspoon, Nut butter/nuts/seeds-2 Tablespoonsor 1 oz.
Visual PortionControl
Here are some visualclues to help you keep servings to the proper size:
3 oz. of fish, poultry = deck of playingcardsor a computer mouse
1 cup yogurtor raw fruitsor vegetables = a hand holdinga tennis ball or a
large ice cream scoop
½ cup cooked grain or vegetables or fruit juice = small fist
1 oz. cheese = thumb
1 oz. nuts= a golf ball
1 medium fruit= baseball
1 Tablespoon nutbutter, nuts= a silver dollar, a walnut
1 teaspoon oil = a quarter

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SUPPORT=SUCCESS
1. hCG Protein Drink: Protein helps with appetite satiety, energy & hunger
cravings. Protein shakes are chocked full of necessary vitaminsand
mineralsthat your body may be missing. You can buy protein powdersat
www.dedicatedwoman.comor www.extremelabs.net. If you areusingas
your morningshake, you can add 1-2 scoops for a delicious, creamy and
smooth shake.
2. hCG MCTOil: This is the only oil allowed on the hCG program. Cook with
it, add it in your salad as a dressing, and includeit in your protein shake.
Helps with Ketosis, energy levels, appetite suppression and bowel
movement. A total of 1 tablespoon a day.
3 .Vitamin and mineral supplement: Don’tforgetyour supplements. You
can visit our site for a list of local health food stores, if you don’tfrequent
one already.
4. B-12/LipotropicSublingualdrops: These are fat burningadditivesand
energy boosts. Clients allergic to eggs should not take the B-12 with M.I.C.
Read the pharmacy label on the M.I.C. as it may give a warningon sulfa
allergies. Many clientswill ask their MD for a B-12 shot which is then
directed directly into the blood system. Wehighly recommend this.
5. AloeVera Juice: This may help with inflammation & overall good health.
Remember, one of the dysfunctions of the hypothalamusis inflammation.
Aloe Vera Juice may help to improveimmunefunctions, high anti-oxidant
value, anti-fungal, anti-bacteria, anti-microbial, anti-viral, and better
protection from endotoxemia. Follow the directions on the container or as
directed by a physician.
6. Flax Seed/Tri Magnesium: May aid in elimination, energy & overall
health.

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7. Cosmetics: When no dietary error is elicited weturn to cosmetics. Most
women find it hard to believe that fats, oils, creamsand ointments applied
to the skin are absorbed and interferewith weight reduction by HCG justas
if they had been eaten. This almost incredible sensitivity to even such very
minor increases in nutritionalintake is a peculiar featureof the HCG
method. For instance, we find that personswho habitually handle organic
fats, such as workersin beauty parlors, masseurs, butchers, etc. never show
what we consider a satisfactory loss of weight unlessthey can avoid fat
coming into contact with their skin.
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For more informationabout hCG and the system, please visit our
site at www.the-naturalsolution.com
The following disclaimer is required by the FDA:
HCG has not been demonstrated to be effective adjunctive therapy in the treatmentof obesity. There is no substantialevidence thatit increases weightloss beyond that resulting from caloric
restriction, that it causes a more attractive or "normal" distribution of fat, or that it decreases the hunger and discomfort associated with calorie -restricted diets. The FDA has not approved
HCG for weight loss.
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