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**WhonyGataxott** · 04-25-2012, 05:30 PM

It sounds like you might be better off waiting until after you've had a baby. You should not try to get pregnant while on this diet. It does happen, but it is not recommended. If you want to put off trying to conceive for a few months, the shortest round you can do on this protocol is 26 days of phase 2 (the very low calorie diet phase), and then 3 weeks each of the two stabilization phases. You can't really cut those short because you'd just regain all the weight right away.

Perhaps you should concentrate on eating a healthy, well-balanced diet full of good fats, protein, vegetables, and nutrient dense foods to prepare your body for pregnancy. Then in a year or two, you can revisit the idea of the hcg diet.

04-25-2012, 05:30 PM	#3
WhonyGataxott Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 632 Senior Member	It sounds like you might be better off waiting until after you've had a baby. You should not try to get pregnant while on this diet. It does happen, but it is not recommended. If you want to put off trying to conceive for a few months, the shortest round you can do on this protocol is 26 days of phase 2 (the very low calorie diet phase), and then 3 weeks each of the two stabilization phases. You can't really cut those short because you'd just regain all the weight right away. Perhaps you should concentrate on eating a healthy, well-balanced diet full of good fats, protein, vegetables, and nutrient dense foods to prepare your body for pregnancy. Then in a year or two, you can revisit the idea of the hcg diet.
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