Guest guest Posted February 23, 1999 Report Share Posted February 23, 1999 thought this might be interesting, maybe we should look into this, I am not sure Hugs Amy <Picture: wpe4.jpg (3686 bytes)> For the most up todate information see http://www.phen4.com <Picture: wpe5.jpg (3686 bytes)> THE FEN/PHEN PROTOCOL FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Introduction to FEN/PHEN Section I: What is The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment? Section II: How and why does The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment work? Section III: What can be treated with The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment? Section IV: How is The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment administered? Section V: What about side effects and drug interactions? Section VI: Trademark and Patent Information Section VII: How can I learn more about the Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment? ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Section III: What conditions benefit from The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment Protocol? QUESTION: I am interested in weight loss. How much weight can I lose? ANSWER: While the early combinations of fenfluramine and phentermine resulted in significant weight loss in some people, weight loss is significantly greater now that The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment Protocol protocol has been developed. The " one dose for all " concept is obsolete. Each patient is assessed with The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment Protocol tools and receives the amounts of dopamine and serotonin that individual needs. Tailoring the ratio to each person's needs markedly decreases the possibility of side-effects while maximizing weight loss and other beneficial effects of treatment. QUESTION: Must I also diet to lose weight? ANSWER: Not in the usual sense, since most diets involve a state of deprivation. The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment Protocol does not include a specific diet because dieting can actually sabotage the program. A recent Rockefeller University study showed that food deprivation causes a decrease in metabolic rate. This almost certainly reflects a dopamine deficit caused by food deprivation. Simply put, hunger is bad. The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment Protocol does not deprive your body of the nutrition and calories it needs to function properly, and thus avoids decreased metabolic rate. The medications in The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment Protocol adjust both appetite and metabolism so that patients experience weight loss without hunger. Patients in the protocol unconsciously choose healthy and well-balanced foods. Some are amazed that while on The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment Protocol, they find they actually prefer fresh fruit to Twinkies! QUESTION: I don't exercise. Should I feel guilty? ANSWER: No! One benefit of The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment Protocol treatment is that exercise is not needed either to lose weight or to feel good. The " runner's high " occurs due to an endorphin-induced dopamine rush. Along with improving your mood, The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment Protocol adjusts your appetite and your metabolism. If you enjoy exercise, so much the better, but there is no need to feel guilty if you don't. You are in this for the long haul. Enjoy yourself. QUESTION: Is The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment Protocol effective against immune disorders? ANSWER: During the last decade, scientists have discovered that the same neurotransmitter systems that so profoundly affect moods are also involved in immune function. The immune system maintains two different T-cell functions. Th1 cells are cytolytic, destroying abnormal or foreign cells like bacteria, fungi, cancer, and cells infected with viruses. Th2 cells produce antibodies and help to contain harmful extra- cellular materials. Dopamine is a potent Th1 agonist and a Th2 antagonist, while serotonin is exactly the opposite, a Th2 agonist and Th1 antagonist. Excess serotonin causes hyperactivity of the Th2 system, since there is not enough dopamine to keep it under control. Under these conditions, the system reacts to benign substances like pollens, molds and other essentially harmless materials. This induces immediate hypersensitivity disorders: asthma, hay fever, hives and allergic shock. With The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment Protocol treatment, these conditions respond almost invariably to a phentermine-induced dopamine increase. Excessive dopamine causes autoimmune disorders. In this case, the cell- destroying function is hyperactive and the immune system can't tell the difference between self and non-self. Thus, the immune system attacks the host. Such conditions as psoriasis, lupus, Sjögren's syndrome and inflammatory bowel disorders (Crohn's Disease or ulcerative colitis) have clearly responded to The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment Protocol treatment. Multiple sclerosis, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS, or Lou Gehrig's disease) and rheumatoid arthritis appear to have responded. QUESTION: Can you strengthen the immune system and decrease the chances of getting cancer? ANSWER: Theoretically, increasing Th1 activity will promote increased cancer surveillance by the immune system and improve the body's ability to ward off or fight infection. QUESTION: How about infections? Is this the cold pill we've all been waiting for? ANSWER: The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment Protocol patients often report that they have experienced a marked decrease in viral illnesses. Viral symptoms can be remarkably relieved with The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment Protocol . This is not surprising: other medications such as amantadine, used originally for Parkinson's Disease because they increase dopamine, can also be used as anti- viral treatment. QUESTION: I am thin. Can I take The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment Protocol for fibromyalgia? ANSWER: Found primarily in women, fibromyalgia is a common condition that causes aching all over. There are no spontaneous remissions. No effective treatment for fibromyalgia was known before The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment Protocol. Patients may experience transient weight loss, but then their weight usually returns to normal. While over 80% of fibromyalgia patients respond with marked or complete pain resolution, thin fibromyalgia patients occasionally do not respond. A solution to this problem is currently being tested. QUESTION: My brother-in-law is a Vietnam veteran with post-traumatic stress disorder, and my son has Persian Gulf illness. Do those conditions respond to The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment Protocol treatment? ANSWER: The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment Protocol has shown success with these two nearly identical conditions. Dr. Malone's work at the Veterans' Administration hospital in Madison, Wisconsin has been very encouraging. Two Desert Storm veterans from Montgomery, Alabama, responded quickly and completely. A proposal for a study of The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment Protocol treatment for Persian Gulf illness is currently being reviewed by the Pentagon and may begin soon. QUESTION: I have bulimia, an obsessive/compulsive disorder. Can The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment Protocol help? ANSWER: Over 95% of people treated with The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment Protocol experience remission of their obsessive/compulsive disorders, and our experience with bulimia has been even better than that. All thirty-one bulimic women, most of them previous treatment failures, have had total remissions. These women, previously binge-eating and purging at least twice weekly, no longer do so. QUESTION: Does The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment Protocol help PMS and menstrual cramping? ANSWER: Very much so. The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment Protocol corrects the underlying deficiency and imbalance. All the symptoms associated with premenstrual syndrome -- depression, anxiety, hostility, breast pain and menstrual cramping -- can be improved. QUESTION: I am always tired, and I think I might have Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. Can The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment Protocol help me? ANSWER: The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment Protocol has been very effective for Chronic Fatigue. The majority of people have found their symptoms relieved, especially with addition of the precursors. QUESTION: I become very tired in the winter, and have been told that I have Seasonal Affective Disorder Syndrome (SADS). Can The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment Protocol help me? ANSWER: As days become shorter in the winter and the amount of light decreases, the melatonin, an important brain hormone, increases in the retina of the eye. Since melatonin is a dopamine antagonist, its increase causes a drop in dopamine levels in the brain, in turn causing metabolism to slow. This decrease in dopamine is what causes bears to hibernate. Hibernation is important for survival for animals living in the wild because it helps the scarce food supply last longer. In the human, however, fatigue and depression are the results. The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment Protocol can restore dopamine levels without causing weight gain, depression, or abuse of alcohol or drugs. QUESTION: I suffer from depression and currently take an antidepressant. Can The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment Protocol help me? And will I need to continue my antidepressant medication? ANSWER: Antidepressants increase serotonin, which in turn causes an increase in dopamine. The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment Protocol accomplished the same thing more effectively, and antidepressants are no longer needed. Resolution of depression usually occurs in 60 to 90 minutes. In a study of severely depressed alcoholics, 16 of 19 had normal psychological tests after two weeks of The Hitzig Fen/Phen Treatment Protocol treatment. When doses were adjusted for the three who had incomplete response, their tests also normalized. READ NEXT SECTION ------------------------------------------------------------------------ This Document has been Designed for Ease of Printing An up to date, text-version of the FAQ is also maintained in Dr. Hitzig's Mindspring FTP Space. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ RETURN TO HOME © 1996, 1997 Dr. Pietr Hitzig, MD Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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