By Dr. Dennis Clark
Posted under HCG Diet Phase 3, HCG Diet Recipes |
Nachos are a staple food here in the Southwest. Unfortunately, they contain way too many carbs for any approved HCG diet phase 3 recipes. If you’ve still got to have your nachos, here is way to make them without ruining your progress on Phase 3. In fact this is an ideal recipe for life. It certainly is a hit at our house. Read more… »
By Dr. Dennis Clark
Posted under HCG Diet Phase 3 |
The HCG diet phase 3 is a crucial component of the success of the entire diet program. It is the 21-day period during which your body is resetting the way you metabolize fat and carbohydrate. Long term weight management after the HCG protocol depends completely on how you eat during phase 3. Here are some tips from excellent sources around the web. Read more… »
HCG diet foods for phase 3 should be simple, nutritious, and delicious. In fact, comparing different ways to have lunch during phase 3 shows you how to eat for the rest of your life and enjoy your food to the fullest. Here is how to make good choices for lunch. Anybody hungry yet? Read more… »
By Dr. Dennis Clark
Posted under HCG Diet Phase 3 |
The HCG diet menu is radically different between Phase 2 and Phase 3. This list of foods clears up a lot of questions about what exactly is acceptable during Phase 3. As it turns out, this is also the ideal list of foods for long term lifestyle choices.
Phase 3 Food List
Here are the foods to choose during Phase 3: Dairy. Almond Milk. Milk. Eggs. Plain yogurt. Snacks. Almonds. Almond Butter. Pecans. Protein. Beef. Chicken. Fish. Eggs. Hemp Protein Powder. MRM Protein Shakes. Jay Robb Protein Shakes …
Pretty tasty!
All the best in natural health,
Dr. D
By Dr. Dennis Clark
Posted under HCG Diet Phase 3 |
The medium chain triglyceride component from coconut oil offers health benefits, unlike other fats and oils from plants. MCT oil helps with weight loss, which makes it a beneficial component of phase III of the HCG diet and beyond. It even trumps other oils for cooking, especially the highly processed ones such as canola oil and corn oil and the high-smoke ones such as olive oil.
Here is an informative post on the topic that I found at the link below:
Coconut Oil: Under Rated : Nutrition Nibbles
The MCFA (medium chain fatty acids) or MCT (medium chain triglycerides) in coconut oil are different. Because of the small size of the fatty acids that make up coconut oil, they actually yield fewer calories than other fats.
All the best in natural health,
Dr. D