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Re: A shot to put your body into Ketosis???

From: jodi (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 27 Nov 2001 13:50:01 -0600 (CST)


I seem to recall reading about a diet practice that was hyped up in the 70's that involved shots of pregnant women's or pregnant horse's urine... I forget which... could that possibly be it? For some reason I think this falls under "bariatrics" but I don't know WHY I think that. I remember driving past a bariatric doct's office once and asking my mother what that was and I think she said something about shots for weight loss... I read about the urine shots in a book... maybe I put 2 and 2 together in my head and came up with 10. :-) (i.e., i could be totally wrong here...)

- jodi

At Sun, 25 Nov 2001, Koolaide wrote: >
>Hey everyone. Not sure if you remember me talking about a friend of
>mine who is PCOS and IR who had cosmetic surgery and removed fat from
>her tummy, butt, legs etc. and that she is getting 'rolls' of fat on
>her back now. Anyway.... long story short, her doctor is now giving
>her shots of a med. that puts her body into Ketosis. She has lost 15
>pounds in 8 days, and is doing so with one kidney, dr. said one with
>both kidneys would lose more. She can't remember the name of the
>shot/drug. Anyone heard anything about this?? She is away right now, so
>I can't talk to her for a week and I just can't wait that long to post
>this. If this is true and working .....this just may change
>everything....I'm too excited.
> Bonnie




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