Morbid Obesity Treatment

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With obesity rising at an alarming rate within Western Society and the

consequent increase in the number of people suffering from morbid

obesity, the American College of Physicians have recently issued a set

of clinical practice guidelines for obesity and morbid obesity

treatment with five main recommendations....read more on

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Thomas

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Thomas, the chief treatment of obesity reduces the biggest cause,

metabolic syndrome, through increasing and maintaining HGH at youthful

levels. We've been using SomaLife gHP on syndrome X for years now with

good results; daily HGH injections work too.

 

It's important to stress that while dieting reduces caloric intake, it

doesn't build lean tissue, that is, organs, glands and muscle; this is

a property only of adequate HGH, IGF-1 and a couple of androgenic

hormones. When you increase HGH, after a few months the level of

several other hormones becomes more youthful too; this change for the

better across the board is why patients are commonly on SomaLlife gHP

for six months before a hormonal baseline is considered useful to anti-

aging specialists.

 

The normal diet and lifestyle considerations for biological support

are a given, as toxin load is a stronger biological suppressor than

nutritional deficiency, and the primary source of that toxin load is

bad bacteria -- intestinal dysbiosis, caused to a large degree by a

diet that is chronically high in low-inulin but high carbohydrate

foods.

 

So, in addition to nutrition we feed the good bowel bacteria to

control the bad bacteria and candida, and thus control dysbiosis

toxins that suppress metabolic rate.

 

 

Duncan

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, " tholex20 " <tholex20

wrote:

>

> With obesity rising at an alarming rate within Western Society and

the

> consequent increase in the number of people suffering from morbid

> obesity