Review: Diet Doc Pre-Packaged Weight Loss Food

 

 
I had the luxury of selecting three different kinds of Diet Doc Pre-Packaged Weight Loss Food to try and to review. My camera is broken, so no photos of my own, sorry :(

I selected and tried the:
Diet Doc Chili – 20 calories per serving – just add chicken and any vegetables

 Diet Doc Steak Soup – 20 calories per serving – just add meat and vegetables

 Diet Doc Chicken Gumbo – Add chicken and vegetables

I love that I am given the opportunity to add my own portioning of meat and my own selection of vegetables. It gives me the freedom to create my own delicious dish. And each of these dishes came out tasting fabulous! 

You may be asking what makes the HCG diet plan different from any other? And most importantly what is HCG?

The HCG diet plan is one hundred percent natural weight loss. This diet plan is also great for both men and women. 

The hCG diet was initially created over 60 years ago by Dr. A.T.W. Simeons where his patients achieved rapid weight loss when the human-produced hCG hormone was given in a low dose, coupled with a 500 calories per day diet.  Diet Doc is the only modern day version of the hCG weight loss diet.  The doctors at Diet Doc took the original Dr. Simeons’ hCG diet protocol and updated it to one where dieters consume no less than 800 calories per day in conjunction with prescription level hCG injections or sublingual tablets.  Each dieter also consumes hCG diet foods, weight loss shakes and weight loss oil specifically created for an hCG diet. 

The Diet Doc weight loss program is a medical weight loss diet program in which each person receives a comprehensive medical review of his/her health history to make sure that they are a good candidate for the Diet Doc diet. 

The foods taste good and are full of flavor. They do not taste bland or unappealing, like many other diet foods.

I would definitely recommend the Diet Doc Diet to all my family and friends.

I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.