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Addiction has been defined as compulsive behavior or use of a substance regardless of the harmful consequences associated with its use. Addiction comes in different forms including alcoholism, drug addiction, gambling addiction and internet use. Most recently food has been considered as another possible addiction. In a recent publication devoted completely to the discussion on similarities between drug addiction and obesity, researchers found significant commonalities in brain reaction to drug addiction and food consumption.

With today’s advances in science and technology, as well as the development of antibiotics, the option to receive plastic surgery to correct perceived imperfections is continuously increasing. Unfortunately, those choosing to go under the knife to change their body image often fail to consider the negative side effects associated with plastic surgery. Complications such as infection, pain, swelling, exhaustion and the emotional toll cosmetic surgery can take on individuals has left many wondering why they chose plastic surgery in the first place. Diet Doc hCG diets offer patients a pain free, natural solution to imperfections such as weight gain. Choosing to manage weight gain through hCG diets not only saves patients pain and the risk of complications, it also teaches patients how to lose weight and how to maintain that fast weight loss in the future.

Benefiting from decades of research, combined with the expertise and knowledge of doctors, nurses and nutritionists, all specializing in the science of nutrition and fast weight loss, Diet Doc has created the leading medically supervised prescription hCG diet plans in the nation. By utilizing the latest nutritional science to create diet plans that are rich in essential nutrients, Diet Doc has helped thousands that have been unsuccessful in the past to lose unhealthy excess weight.

The simple fact of life is that most women, and some men have cellulite, typically on the back on the thighs. All evidence points to weight loss as the only proven cellulite treatment. In this effort, Diet Doc has developed a proven effective cellulite treatment, actually considered more effective than dieting alone. A Diet Doc hCG diet plan offers customized nutrition plans, tailored around each patient’s individual factors, coupled with prescription hCG treatments, considered by many to target fat deposits in the most difficult to reach areas of the body, including thighs and buttocks. This simple yet effective cellulite treatment replaces ineffectual skin creams, invasive and dangerous surgeries, and hazardous internal medicines.

There are many social consequences associated with being overweight or obese and overweight or obese individuals, who are often trying to learn how to lose weight, can become targets of harsh weight-based stigmatization. Weight-based stigmatization comes in many shapes, sizes and forms, but however it appears, it can do significant damage to the physical and mental health of the target of the stigma. Repeated teasing, bullying, open hostility and weight-based discrimination has often been examined in the context of the workplace or other domains, but new research indicates that the most prevalent weight-based discrimination may come from close relationships such as family members, spouses and friends. Healthy weight loss is the first priority for the Diet Doc team. Educating patients on how to lose weight fast and safely rapidly through the use of prescription hCG and healthy diet plans is the basis of the Diet Doc hCG weight loss program.

Diet Doc announces a newly modified and modernized version of the original hCG diet that was developed by Dr A.T.W. Simeons in the 1950s. In addition to promoting fast weight loss, Diet Doc's new modern version of the diet plan specifically targets areas of fat in the most stubborn and difficult to lose areas, such as the belly, thighs, hips, and underarms. Belly fat, one of the most common issues that people often struggle with, is not limited to subcutaneous fat alone and includes visceral fat or abnormal fat deposits that lie deep within the abdomen and surround the internal organs. Visceral fat is associated with far more dangerous health consequences than subcutaneous fat which poses only cosmetic concerns. Excessive visceral fat is known to impair the body's ability to use insulin, negatively impact good and bad cholesterol levels, and trigger the production of hormones that increase blood pressure. Visceral fat also boosts estrogen levels that may increase the incidence of cardiovascular disease, stroke, type II diabetes and breast cancer.

Diet Doc is committed to fighting obesity in America through medical weight loss that combines prescription hCG with individualized diet plans that educate patients on how to lose weight fast and make healthy lifestyle changes, potentially combatting deadly diseases like prostate cancer. Obesity has been found to contribute to a multitude of health related issues including high blood pressure, kidney disease and even cancer. A new study by Columbia University and Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, Michigan, has now determined yet another risk factor associated with obesity in America. Researchers concluded that, after a biopsy indicating a positive screening for benign cancerous cells, obese patients were at a higher risk for future prostate cancer. Diet Doc weight loss diets offer patients an opportunity to decrease their risk for health related diseases such as prostate cancer while discovering how to lose weight fast and safely. Diet Doc’s new hCG weight loss diets are focused on helping clients achieve their maximum weight loss potential while making healthy changes to improve health related quality of life.

Cirrhosis, otherwise known as liver disease, affects many Americans and, in some cases, has proven to be fatal. The combination of unhealthy habits and careless lifestyles often contributes to the high rates of liver disease the United States sees today. A recent study presented this week at the 2013 International Liver Congress in Amsterdam showed the deadly effect that alcohol consumption and excess body weight can have on women's chances of developing and dying from liver disease. Diet Doc hCG diets help patients prevent liver disease by achieving their best weight loss and making healthy lifestyle changes. Through prescription hCG and healthy eating habits developed over time with support from Diet Doc physicians, nurses and certified nutritionists patients taking part in hCG diets will notice their best weight loss and changes in their body as well as their overall health.

Menopause occurs later in life and signifies the end of a woman's reproductive capabilities. Often referred to as the "change of life", menopausal women many notice the addition of unwanted weight, typically accumulating in the mid region or belly, oftentimes resulting in a muffin top effect. Another bothersome symptom of menopause is hot flashes, a sensation of heat that comes from within, and appears to be one of the most frequent symptoms of menopausal and peri-menopausal women. These hot flashes are often accompanied by flushing of the face, sweating, rapid heart rate and chills. Two newly published studies in the May/June issue of the North American Menopause Society Journal, Menopause, are among the first to show that correctable lifestyle factors, such as carrying excess weight, play a significant role in reducing menopause symptoms.

It is no secret that being overweight or obese can lead to numerous diseases and health conditions, but new research now reveals that obesity may also play a key role in erectile dysfunction. While it is unknown whether obesity may be a direct cause of erectile dysfunction, it is clear that being overweight is an important contributing factor. A study published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine notes that obese men typically have lower testosterone levels than men of normal weight. Other risk factors for erectile dysfunction include age, cardiovascular disease, hypertension, high blood pressure and diabetes, all of which are directly linked to obesity, with a very high association between erectile dysfunction and diabetes. The inability to maintain an erection can reduce male sex drive, becoming one of the most embarrassing effects of obesity for men. Experts agree that lifestyle changes, such as consuming a healthier diet and losing weight safely can help a man not only avoid erectile dysfunction in the future, but can also be part of an effective long term treatment.