What Do You Do When You've Tried Everything?

    DEMING, NM, July 28, 2010 /24-7PressRelease/ -- The weight loss industry has introduced many different diets and exercise programs that promise permanent weight loss. One that became popular during the 1990s was the low-fat diet. We were told that it was the fat in the food we ate that made us overweight. By reducing our intake of fatty food and increasing exercise we would shed pounds and become permanently thin. This weight loss program became so popular that it led the food industry to introduce new foods that were either fat free or low in fat. We discovered, all too soon, diet foods didn't taste good. Food processors then added chemicals, such as MSG, to their products in order to make it palatable. Instead of the population getting thinner after the introduction of low fat foods obesity continued to increase. This wasn't successful.

The Atkin's diet was very popular about 10 years ago. This low-carb diet was supposed to change the chemistry in our bodies so that we would burn fat instead of storing it. Protein breaks down slower than sugar or starches in our digestive system we were told. This process would make the body burn fat and cause less hunger because the protein stays in our digestive system longer. This diet had great promise. However, the food industry again came out with low carb food but it too needed flavor enhancement to be more palatable. Once again the American food industry added chemicals, including MSG under different names, to satisfy our taste buds.

It was also about this same time that beef and poultry producers started using chemicals as well as steroids to meet the rise in demand. No longer was our food coming from organic sources but from processors that added chemicals to the food without concern that those chemicals could cause obesity. Once again, an increasing number continued to get obese. The numbers have increased to epidemic proportions. This was another unsuccessful attempt to make us thin.

Instead of focusing on how we eat let's scrutinize what we eat. Perhaps all of the chemicals that we have put in our food to make it taste better, last longer, and look appetizing are contributing to the disease of obesity. So, what do you do when you've tried everything and nothing has worked? Here's a thought, try something that does work.

In the 1940s and 1950s Dr. A. T. W. Simeons studied obesity as a disease. Most people view obesity as a personal issue. The obese person is thought of as lazy, lethargic, and undisciplined. Dr. A. T. W. Simeons (who discovered the cure for malaria) believed that since obesity had symptoms, like the common cold, it was a medical condition. He researched and developed a successful treatment for the cause of obesity. It has worked for over fifty years. His answer for obesity disease is called hCG or human chorionic gonadotropin. This developmental hormone heals the part of the brain that has become damaged by the chemicals in the food we consume. The cause of obesity is treated once this part of the brain becomes healed. It isn't a simple process, but it does work.

Go to www.obesitydiseasecenter.com for more information on hCG.

Obesity Disease Center is dedicated to helping those with obesity and overweight issues. For further information please go to www.obesitydiseasecenter.com.

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