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So you've been working out hard and eating fairly well, but you want to improve or increase the rate of weight loss. A single treatment lasts for about 70 minutes. As the treatment method is almost completely painless, our patients can use this time to relax by reading or surfing the Internet. The number of recommended units depends on the extent of desired corrections and the individual's response to treatment. After a single treatment, the amount of unloved fat pads are reduced by approximately 30 per cent. We recommend a second session, which would preferably be held between 4- 8 weeks after the first processing unit.

Zhou Quanfu, a lecturer at the Nanjing Agriculture University, came up with the idea for the accredited weight loss program after learning that most of his overweight students didn't exercise because they thought it was pointless. So he decided to motivate them by having their grades depend more on their physical shape than on their actual performance in school.  Sixty per cent of each student's grade is determined by how much weight they lose in a set period of time, with their curricular activity only accounting for 40 percent of the total score. Students enrolled in the program have to lose at least 7 percent of their original weight by the end of the semester in order to receive full grades.

The Commission of 30 leading scientists has recently developed a food concept that will help everyone in weight loss and healthy eating. Though it promises much, the emphasis is on everyone. Since the diet plan is suitable for sustainable and healthy feeding over 10 billion people without destroying our planet. This looks like a diet when, besides our health, we also consider the earth.

The streets and malls offer western eateries on every corner. The Qatari diet has been overthrown, from the traditional Middle Eastern fare to a more westernised cuisine. 21-year-old Qatar University student, Fares Yousef Ahmed, says that this is having a detrimental effect on the population's health, especially for young people.