Posts by Chris Morales7

Anonymous said:Spot on!! I honestly can't stand it when people label everything as "bad food," unless we're actually talking about junk food. Bread isn't bad, hazelnuts aren't bad, chocolate isn't bad—it’s all about moderation.

I’ve tried acupuncture at the Mayo Clinic and it really does work; it definitely helps curb my hunger and keeps me from feeling so jittery. The catch is you have to go consistently, which is a massive pain since appointments are only every other week. If life gets in the way and you miss a session, that's when you start feeling the struggle again.

Just wanted to share that I started seeing Dr. Culkin and I'm happy so far. Honestly, those first two days were brutal—I thought I was going to die from hunger—but I'm on day seven now and feeling great. I've finally made the decision to lose weight, so fingers crossed.
And I'm still eating everything, even pastries, just in small portions, which is perfect. You think you'll go overboard on a roast beef dinner, but you'll find yourself perfectly satisfied with exactly what's on the plate... 👏 ....

Anonymous said:Why aren't you going to Dr. Reljanović anymore? What was the experience like? How many times a week did you go, what was the cost, and what kind of meal plan did she give you? Where is her office located?

I went to see her over in San Jose. She’s operating totally illegally, and while she's at it, she hands patients half a pill every three hours like it's no big deal. She never once explained what the pills were or what they were for; we all just swallowed them like idiots. When my friend, who's a registered nurse, saw them at my house, she immediately told me to stop—it turns out the pills were Helexi, which are used for severe psychiatric patients. They just completely numb you out (you won't even feel hungry, right?), make you sleepy constantly, and they're highly addictive. I tried to file a complaint with the American Medical Association, but they just brushed me off. Basically, she hands out those meds from her own "private pharmacy"—which is really just a desk drawer—and she stocks up by stealing supplies from the San Jose Community Health Center where she works as a doctor.

Yeah, and regarding the diet, it consisted of maybe 200 grams of vegetables every single day. That's like two small tomatoes a DAY. And sure, I lost weight. But my skin turned paper-dry and I got sick. I hear she’s added 100 grams of meat to the plan now. WOW. A whopping 200 calories a day. Does anyone realize the consequences of that???? Honestly, if I could, I would sue her. You can only get in through a "referral," and she spends half the time on the phone asking, "Who referred you?" or "How did you even hear about me?" blah blah blah. Why? Because she's running an underground, illegal operation, like some shady back-alley procedure. She honestly makes me sick!

Since I got married, it's a bit of a drive because he's located near Vatican City. Aside from that, he offers muscle electrostimulation so it feels like you're working out, and there is a dietary regimen, obviously, though it isn't quite as extreme. In the beginning, you go every other day, just like anywhere else. As for the price, I honestly don't recall...

I just had my appointment with Dr. Reljanović, and all I can say is a massive THANK YOU! 🙂 ... I have honestly never looked better. I’m actually heading to see Dr. Carter next, so I'm curious to see how things go there—I'm looking to get back in shape after giving birth three months ago.