IAPAM Best Practices for the Injection of Botox (Botulinum Toxin Type A)

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Introduction - Botox (Botulinum Toxin Type A)

Since first introduced to the medical community in 1989, as a treatment for eye muscle disorders, administering of Botulinum Toxin Type A: Botox® and similar neurotoxin injectables, has now become the most popular non-invasive aesthetic medical procedure performed worldwide.

Unfortunately, such pervasive market growth has lead to the undesired reality that physicians and non-medical professionals mistakenly think that all they need to do to capture a percentage of this market for their practice, is to simply hang out a sign and ’start injecting.’ Read more

Dr Simeons Pounds and Inches Manuscript

This is the original “Pounds & Inches” manuscript by Dr. Simeons.This protocol is NOT meant to be taken without direct physician supervision. There are many health issues that must be taken into consideration prior to taking the program, please consult with your healthcare provider prior to starting any weight loss program. This is the same prescription hCG diet program as discussed on the Dr. Oz show.

If you are a physician looking for training and certification in offering the hCG Weight Loss protocol to your patients, you should attend the IAPAM’s Medically Supervised Weight Loss program including hCG. This is the only program in the world where you will learn:

* Detailed, Updated hCG Weight Loss Program Protocols
* Patient selection criteria
* Common medical contraindications
* Consent forms, medical history forms
* Patient hCG Program book to offer your patients (hCG friendly recipes, food journal, tips)
* Patient PowerPoint presentations
* Phone scripts & call logs for your staff
* Legal/Insurance considerations, current FDA status
* hCG ordering information and special pricing

For more information, call 1-800-219-5108 x708, or visit our hCG for Weight Loss website.
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hCG for Weight Loss Explained

Why the interest in effective weight management? The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation reports that “more than two-thirds of adults and one-third of children in America are obese or at risk for obesity.”  Equally, the fifth annual 2008 F as in Fat report, from the Trust for America’s Health (TFAH), found that obesity rates rose for a second consecutive year in 24 states and for a third consecutive year in 19 states, and “no state saw a decrease” in its rates of obesity. Finally, adding insult to injury, in March 2009, Richard Hamburg, Government Relations Director of the TFAH testified before a U.S. House Committee on Nutrition stating that, “nutritionists are now worried that Americans will put on ‘recession pounds,’ pointing to studies linking obesity and unhealthy eating habits to lowering incomes.” Read more