The following video clip was broadcast on abc's Springfield KSPR channel 33
10 PM NEWS
May 25, 2010
Since this is my website I will take an opportunity to interject a bit of background regarding the News Feature shown above.
Good journalism should include opposing viewpoints, and for the most part I have no objection to what was presented. I do however somewhat object to excessive (i.e. drama) of the female anchor regarding the enunciation of the word 'begging'. It was a bit overly dramatic.
The ABC affiliate out of New York on Good Morning America presented a feature on HCG the day before this HCG article was aired on KSPR. The interviewers were more objective and considerably less 'fear' promoting.
The doctor in the KSPR article, like myself, is a licensed health care provider. As such, he would be questioned about making broad statements on a television station about any prescription drug. Any prescription has to be approved of individually. If he said "Yes hcg is OK for everyone" he would be setting himself up for alot of problems.
Nationwide MD's are prescribing HCG to people and those people are seeing results. The doctor I am working with (Dr. Hall) has been working with approximately 'two dozen' other MD's as patients in his office for weight loss using HCG. The day the KSPR feature was run, he had a local surgeon and a family member start the HCG protocol. He has helped thousands of people locally using the HCG protocol. Dr. Hall used HCG as did his wife. He lost 80lbs and his wife 60lbs.
I have many RN's, LPN's from the local hospitals on the program, and they are seeing results.
About 2 months ago an MD was on a talk show with a 14 year old female. The 14 year old was morbidly obese a few years ago. The doctor on the show put the girl on HCG and she not only lost her weight, but has kept it off. All over the internet are stories about weight loss, and reduced or eliminated prescription drugs (per their MD's evaluation of course) post HCG.
As with any weight loss or medical procedure, seek out the advice of your MD or health care provider.
