Not signed in (Sign In)

Follow us on twitter

Social Bookmarks

Bookmark and Share

Vanilla 1.1.10 is a product of Lussumo. More Information: Documentation, Community Support.

hCG Diet Q & A: Hunger Question


NOTICE:These forums are no longer active! Please register on the new forums here.

Members having issues with logging into the new forums can send an email to jarret@hcgdietinfo.com for help.
Bottom of Page

1 to 8 of 8

  1.  
    • hCGDietAuthorKati
    • TimeSep 2nd 2010
     # 1permalink
    I am on vlcd13 -13.2#'s. I am using hhcg 15 drops 3xs per day. I had initially lost the 13#'s in the first three days, then gained and it took me nearly 10 days to get back down (so frustrating! no cheats!)

    The last three or four days I have noticed a lot more stomach rumbling. very mild hunger throughout the day. no shaking, no headaches or dizziness - certainly nothing I can't tolerate.

    I feel like this could be from a whole array of reasons:

    -been having a lot of water retention lately (not from TOM) weight has been going up and down sporadically.
    -not getting enough sleep
    -not taking drops on a schedule/in sync with meals (always @ 8am, then sometime between 1 and 4pm, and again between 7 and 9pm).

    would it be better to try and "organize" my life a little better (sleep, hhcg schedule, eating schedule, etc) rather than upping my drops? Should I even be concerned since it's very mild hunger?

    Thanks in advance for your help!
  2.  # 2permalink
    Kati I take the rx hcg and so I am not sure, but I think you can up your drops during the day. If you cut and paste your question above to the hhcg thread they will probably be able to answer your question right away with the amount that you can up your drops. There are a lot of people doing the hhcg; they have great successes so try that thread and you will have the support you need. Wish I could help more, good luck. Also grammy knows alot about both the hhcg and rx hcg so you may want to address the question in one of her threads as well.
  3.  # 3permalink
    not cut and paste but copy and paste, sorry.
  4.  # 4permalink
    One more thing the thread is the 'new homeopathic lounge' or something like that for the hhcg.
    • hCGDietAuthorKati
    • TimeSep 2nd 2010
     # 5permalink
    thanks thomygirl!
  6.  # 6permalink
    Mild hunger is normal so I wouldn't be too worried if you can tolerate it. Even people NOT on diets get hungry during the day, after all! If it's severe, or you have shakiness, headaches, etc. then I'd be more concerned. I don't think "organizing" your life has anything to do with it. The hcg doesn't care what schedule you are on if you are getting the right dose.
    • hCGDietAuthorKati
    • TimeSep 2nd 2010
     # 7permalink
    straightscoop - I'm glad to hear that dosage is more important than timing with hcg. I know that mild hunger is normal, but I guess I was just concerned because it is constant throughout the day (even shortly after eating) so I was curious if my dosage needed to be changed, or if I just needed to be more careful with timing.
  8.  # 8permalink
    If you have constant hunger, you need to change your dose.

1 to 8 of 8

  1.