Maintaining your beauty while on the HCG diet

a physician and patient's perspective on the HCG diet protocol. Make-up restrictions.

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Education

Tags:

• Beta HCG detox diet
• VLCD
• very low calorie diet
• 500 calorie diet
• weight loss

[tamyrac]

A list of products and shampoos is available on

naturalwomenscare.blogspot.com I have many beta HCG related blogs there.

You can also join the Beta HCG diet group on facebook

[tamyrac]

Mineral oil aka petroleum jelly, is not well absorbed, and is the only product that I can think of that can be placed on the scalp. Maybe you can spray glycerin on your hair, but avoid your scalp. Try to avoid getting the products on your hands, as they may be absorbed.

[tamyrac]

Yes you should. Your primary care doctor can probably make sure you are in good health before starting any rigorous program

[latoi2d]

what kind of hair products can african american women use on the diet. like relaxers and hair oil?

[tamyrac]

I would suggest getting a perm prior to the diet and try to use hair products that have very little fat in them. Natural products are good.

[ajfreshnnn]

good job mom finally got on youtube

[tamyrac]

Thanks AJ

[MsPerfectRed]

what about argan oil, its not absorbed well. I use it in my hair and am starting hcg in a few weeks...

also what about perfume and silicones?

[kittycatse7en]

what about shampoos ?

[brwneydbbgrlok]

Thank You!!!!!

[thingsinlife101]

When you say 'natural' products, are u speaking of like shea butter, coconut oil, etc. I already use these natural products on my hair, so are u saying it is okay to continue to use these? I also already use aloe vera on my skin so I should be okay there but I am concerned about my hair being dry during the hCG diet.

[latoi2d]

should i find a md in my area to follow my health while on the hcg diet?