Weight Loss:
It’s not about being Fabulous.
You already are!
It’s about being Healthy.
Did you know...
- The Harvard School of Public Health attributes 100,000 cases of cancer to obesity annually.
- 42% of all breast and colon cancer cases annually are diagnosed among obese individuals.
- 80% of type II diabetes cases are related to obesity.
- 70% of heart disease cases are related to obesity.
- 58 million Americans are overweight; an additional 40 million are obese and 3 million are morbidly obese. Eight out of 10 Americans over 25 are overweight.
- To calculate your ideal body mass, see the Free Body Profile Analysis.
The Inch Loss Plan for the Rest of Us
Because size is just as important as weight
Real Science
Real People
Real Plan
Real Results You Can See:
- In preliminary trials, participants following the Cinch Inch Loss Plan lost an average 15.4 lbs. over 12 weeks.
- Participants following the Cinch Inch Loss Plan lost an average of 4.1 inches from their waists and 2.6 inches from their hips.
- Study participants following the Cinch Inch Loss Plan lost on average 16.2 lbs. of fat over 12 weeks.
- Participants experienced an average reduction in total cholesterol by 22 points (or 10%) while on the Cinch Inch Loss Plan.
- More than 90% of study participants reported being less hungry between meals or not hungry at all while on the Cinch Inch Loss Plan.
- More than 90% of study participants reported their energy levels as "very good" or "great" while on the Cinch Inch Loss Program.
- Study participants following the Cinch Inch Loss Plan experienced no significant changes in fat-free mass over 12 weeks. This suggests that most, if not all weight loss was derived from body fat and fat-free mass was preserved.
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The above findings are based on results from a preliminary trial. A preliminary, uncontrolled study was conducted in 27 overweight, healthy men and women. Participants were instructed to follow the Cinch Inch Loss Plan for a period of 12 weeks. Outcome measures included body weight, BMI, fat mass, fat-free mass, waist and hip circumference, and waist to hip ratio. Eighteen subjects completed the study and complete data was available from 14 subjects. Skin fold caliper measurements were used to estimate lean body mass and fat mass. See more on Information Sources.
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