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J S Cox1, S N Kreitzman, A Y Coxon
1Howard Foundation Research, Cambridge, UK.
Abstract:
This paper presents 90-wk data on five seriously overweight subjects originally brought together for 1-2 wk in simple residential accommodation to share the experience of beginning a program of very-low-calorie dieting. All subjects have remained well below their starting weight; four of the five subjects have continued to lose weight (weight losses 33.7-66.8 kg), now weighing less than at the end of the first 26 wk previously reported (1). It is proposed that this self-help group model, incorporating a very-low-calorie diet, is valuable for the long-term management of obesity.
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