HOMEPAGE JAW WIRING DIRECTORY OF SITE URL'S OJW IMAGE
drteddiet
Drted.com (Orthodontist) has no affiliation with other sites bearing the name "drteddiet"
I have recently noted that there is now a dot.com site named after my site.
I have no affiliation or relationship with the products being promoted on that site.
I am an
orthodontist who provides a weight loss dental appliance called
OJW
(Orthodontic Jaw Wiring) which
requires that the patient provide me a note from their physician
that permits them to begin a long-term low
calorie liquid diet:
Air
Date OJW Documentary
6/7/11
OJW Orthodontic Jaw Wiring for Weight Control: a Documentary for Dental Professionals: a film by Dr. Ted Rothstein
YouTube
YouTube: Part I: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcSUzKWjhXs Part II: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NnU4nkCT00
I do not offer as part of my service to sell or recommend any type of liquid diet.
Indeed, I
have requested that the owners change the name of this site as its line of
products in my opinion
make unwarranted claims. Intentionally connecting my site name to its product line is
a misrepresentation
and an attempt to gain credibility.
The
fundamental ingredient of the diet supplement this site is touting its success
on is a diet supplement which is described as
"Thermogenic Endorphin". This supplement is hCG (Human Chorionic
Gonadotrophin).
Below read what was written about this supplement in the NY Times March 8, 2011:
March 8.
NY Times Tuesday March 8 "Diet Plan with Pregnancy Hormone (hCG*) Has Its Fans and Skeptics"
The regimen combines
daily injections (of hCG) with a near
starvation diet. The providers claim the weight loss
is area specific: upper arms, bellies and thighs.
The FDA
warned in January 2011 that homeopathic for hCG sold over
the internet and some health food stores are
"are fraudulent and illegal if they claim weight--loss powers". Other
risks/side effects include blood clots, depression, headaches
and breast
tenderness or enlargement "natural breast
augmentation" indeed. The fact is
this supplement (hCG) is no better than
a placebo. But because you
may obtain it only by prescription it has acquired an aura
of respectability. The research results from
twelve out of
fourteen proves that people on hCG did not lose more weight, feel less or improve body shape more than other
patients who
were given a placebo injection such as saline
solution, *hCG (Human Chorionic GonadoTrophin) is
made from
the urine of pregnant woman and from the placenta
(the afterbirth).
Conclusion:
Scientific Evidence for the diet program is without merit.
In
a review of the literature using the PubMed database from the "U.S. National
Library of Medicine," no research studies appeared on the diet regime
being promoted.
The PubMed database contains 20 million citations. As such, scientific evidence
remains non-existent at this time.
March 8, 2011