HCG Fast Diet™ – Diabetes Insulin Control and Blood Sugar Control
Can blood sugars and insulin control work with the HCG Fast Diet?
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Yes, for most patients blood sugars and insulin are controlled by proper compliance with the HCG Fast Diet Protocol.
The way the HCG Fast Diet protocol controls blood sugars and insulin response is by controlling the intake of sugar and carbohydrates through intermittent fasting and nutritional ketosis.

The HCG Fast Diet uses intermittent fasting and healthy nutritional ketosis to improve insulin sensitivity and blood sugars. In addition, our practitioners may use both prescription metformin and apple cider vinegar.
Metformin is often used as one of the first-line medications for the treatment of pre-diabetes or type-2 diabetes. Apple cider vinegar has been used historically to improve insulin sensitivities. Study have shown its efficacy in doing so.
HCG Fast Diet Insulin Control with Nutritional Ketosis
The way we help control insulin with nutritional ketosis for patients in the HCG Fast Diet is by managing their macronutrients. We help you focus on managing proper carbohydrate intake, protein intake, and fat intake to achieve minimal blood sugar elevations and maximum insulin sensitivity.

All of our HCG Fast Diet and Diabetes Control Protocols are supervised by board-certified physicians in anti-aging medicine.
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These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. The HCG Fast Diet protocol is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) injections have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration for weight-loss. HCG is FDA-approved for female fertility and select hormonal treatments in men. HCG injections should not be confused with homeopathic HCG Weight-Loss Drops. HCG injections are prescribed for “off-label use” by physicians and healthcare practitioners for weight-loss protocols, which is commonly referred to as the Simeons Diet.