I will couch what I am going to write by saying I have dropped weight. No telling yet if their 'guarantee" that you'll never gain it back holds true.
All told, don't waste your money. There are a million places offering the same diet plan. There's nothing special about this one. For the man behind the curtain check out Zyto Corp who created this technology and I use that term loosely, DesBio who manufactures the Detox, Appetite Control, and HCG, and Trace Mineral replacement tablets or drops. If for 40 days you weigh yourself every morning, cut out all dairy nuts wheat oils and starches, only eat 500 calories a day (3 oz of protein twice a day, 1 cup of veggies twice a day, and 1 cup of fruit twice a day), take a mineral supplement and text a friend your weight every morning, you will achieve the same thing you'd pay up to $2000 for by going to this place.
This is the HCG diet. Plain and simple. The magic "custom" drops are a detox, B12, an appetite control, and HCG. There is nothing custom about it. A lie detector type test can't tell you anything about the level of hormones in your body nor can it "impart your resonance frequency" into a liquid. They do nothing to help you lose weight. There are study after study showing that the reason for the weight loss is the extreme calorie restriction. Not the drops. If the drops helped you lose weight, you wouldn't need to restrict your intake, you could just take the drops and be done with it. Yes the drops are FDA registered but all that says is they are safe to put into your body, not that they actually do anything. You lose weight over the first 40 days because you are only eating 500 calories per day. NO dairy. NO oils/butter. NO nuts. NO wheats/gluten/carbs. NO sugar. NO cheating!
This was presented as a medically supervised plan where you'd be in touch with the dr. every day, you wouldn't be hungry, your questions would be answered, and you would be supported through the entire process. Not my experience.
First off, yes, they are doctors....chiropractors, not MDs. Not nutritionists. Not dieticians. The manual is poorly written with conflicting information and horrendous spelling.
I asked simple questions regarding portion size for certain recipes provided in their own manual and while the office staff replied, they didn't actually answer the question. Several times over the 35 days I asked straight-forward questions and got replies but not answers. As this was all via text, I have the written record. I would text at 8am and not get replies until 10:30 that night. Close to the end of the 40 day period I was experiencing dizziness and generally not feeling well. I reported this and was told to take some advil or tylenol. That didn't seem wise. They insisted I book a follow up visit so I could get my special scan so they could us the "galvanic skin response" to tell me what foods I should and shouldn't eat after transitioning off the restrictive phase. Since the appointment was a few days after reporting not feeling well I intended to address the issue then. Well, when I arrived at the office, the only one there was an admin who had been taught to run the scan. I was upset. Turns out the "professionals" running this sham had left the country for vacation. They had been out of the country for a couple of weeks and hadn't arranged any professional coverage or let the clients know they were out of the country.
The admin texted them when I repeated that I was upset with the treatment. I don't know what she said to them. I received an extremely confrontational text in return from "Dr. Jess". I responded that I was dissatisfied and explained why. I received a reply that terminated the service they were providing. The communication coming from these so called professionals was defensive and childish. I was paying for the service. I was not being supported. I got a few more texts, the last one from her basically said good luck with the transition phase. Since that phase was never explained, I'm stuck. I just wasted $1600 for a service only to have the person providing the service have a temper tantrum after being called out for poor customer service. read more