A weight-loss therapy that concentrates on private values and "mindful"
decision-making may possibly help people lose more pounds, a new medical demo
advises.
Over one year, people who received the treatment lost more than
13 percent of their preliminary weight, on average.
To put that into
viewpoint, current attitudinal therapies generally help people fall 5 percent to
8 percent of their beginning weight, the study authors said.
Researchers...
Tuesday, November 1, 2016
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