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While the actual weight lost served
as the best predictor, and therefore was the key factor in type 2
diabetes prevention in the study, the researchers point out that the
weight loss amounts to a highly correlated measuring tool for reduced
risk, with real results grounded in the lifestyle changes that brought
on the weight loss. Research
on young women indicates that, regardless of their actual weight,
significant numbers want to weigh less and look thinner and younger
(Crose, 1999, 2002). ``That number is the last thing I have to hold on to,''
McDonnell said about his actual weight before the surgery. |
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