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**infinkPoode** · 10-08-2011, 12:16 AM

ACTUALLY kc2011 - what are you finding so difficult?? Do you have hunger? If so, that's a dosing problem and can be corrected. Just because something gets difficult it doesn't mean you throw in the towel without even trying to fix it for gosh sakes. What issues are you running into that's making this protocol so unbearable?? Yes, some increase calories - BUT - they are working out or at goal or skipping fruits and grissinis.

At a minimum you really need to stay on hCG for 23 days to prevent quick weight gain afterwards.

Hi bluetechseeker! As for problems, I have hunger, weakness and low blood sugar symptoms. I can't go anywhere or clean my house because I am so weak. As an active person with two small kids that's not really acceptable to me. I have followed the protocol to the nth degree until my provider told me to up my protein which I did a little. I did unlimited greens. Added water. Upped my dosage. I haven't exactly thrown in the towel without even trying to fix it... but I appreciate your concern!

I am no stranger to diets and have done many, successfully, except for the keeping it off forever thing. This has been the hardest one I've ever done and that includes starvation (which is not pleasant either and def isn't healthy). I wasn't even as hungry then. I feel like the tiny bit of calories is just stoking my hunger and weakness. I lost weight through two pregnancies and thought the hcg would do the same thing... so far it's not.

10-08-2011, 12:16 AM	#6
infinkPoode Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 406 Senior Member	ACTUALLY kc2011 - what are you finding so difficult?? Do you have hunger? If so, that's a dosing problem and can be corrected. Just because something gets difficult it doesn't mean you throw in the towel without even trying to fix it for gosh sakes. What issues are you running into that's making this protocol so unbearable?? Yes, some increase calories - BUT - they are working out or at goal or skipping fruits and grissinis. At a minimum you really need to stay on hCG for 23 days to prevent quick weight gain afterwards. Hi bluetechseeker! As for problems, I have hunger, weakness and low blood sugar symptoms. I can't go anywhere or clean my house because I am so weak. As an active person with two small kids that's not really acceptable to me. I have followed the protocol to the nth degree until my provider told me to up my protein which I did a little. I did unlimited greens. Added water. Upped my dosage. I haven't exactly thrown in the towel without even trying to fix it... but I appreciate your concern! I am no stranger to diets and have done many, successfully, except for the keeping it off forever thing. This has been the hardest one I've ever done and that includes starvation (which is not pleasant either and def isn't healthy). I wasn't even as hungry then. I feel like the tiny bit of calories is just stoking my hunger and weakness. I lost weight through two pregnancies and thought the hcg would do the same thing... so far it's not.
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