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Under the tongue or injection regarding HCG Weight Loss Hormone?

January 29th, 2011

HCG Shots vs Under TongueIf you have done any research into using the hcg hormone as a weight loss option then you know that there are two recommendations for how to administer the hormone.

One is through injection and the other is through sublingual (or under the tongue). For those of you who have a great fear of needles and syringes, once you hear of the tongue drop option it’s like the clouds part with a beam of sunlight shining through and a chorus of “hallelujah” begins to play.

Is HCG Right for you?

But if you are one of those who are “so-so” with needles, then the question begs, which is the best option? Well, here are a few factors to consider.  With needles the benefits include equal weight loss, fast absorption, and less frequency due to only one per day.

The weaknesses of injections are that they have an expiration date, can produce infections, swelling, and itchiness, as well as causing pain, lumps and muscle cramps,nausea, vomiting, and dizziness. With injections you must get a visit a doctor and receive a prescription as well as you need to mix the ingredients before administering.

The final factor is that they are far more expensive. With the drops there are pretty much just benefits including that they are more powerful, already mixed and ready for use, they have no expiry date, no side effects, no need for prescription or doctor visit, and they are quite a bit cheaper.

The biggest weakness is that, for effectiveness, you must administer 6 times a day and any inconsistency of this will cause hindrance in weight loss.

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UT Health Center

December 30th, 2009

The UT Health Center is a great place to go for health check ups. Not only is the quality care top notch and the staff very friendly but it is also very affordable. If you have struggled with paying your doctor/medical bills I would suggest going there. A doctor visit is only $65. They may charge extra if you need special treatment or extensive lab work. The pediatricians are very friendly. I saw one pediatrician and child talking and the child acted like he was his best friend. I thought most kids don’t like to see their doctor, not at the UT Health Center.

Some general doctors there are young, which probably means they are not as experienced as the older ones but may have been more educated in modern medicine. At the Ritter Center they can see a patient of any age. If you need to se an OB/GYN, a Pediatrician, or general doctor I would recommend UT Health Center. If they can not treat you, they will send you to a specialist that can. I feel like I’m in good hands when I see my doctor at the UT Health Center.

The UT Health Center is located on US Highway 271. If you are coming from Loop 323 in Tyler it will be on your left before you reach interstate 20. If you live near the UT Health Center then why drive all the way into the middle of Tyler to see a doctor when there are great doctors to see at the UT Health Center?

The UT Health Center has quality care and is very affordable. I am continuing to go there and will definitely recommend it to friends and family.