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Look Slimmer in Seconds!

Submitted by megsamazing on Mon, 02/04/2008 - 17:28.

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Adnan Sami miraculously lost a great deal of his flab and became unbelievably handsome! Kareena Kapoor, too, slimmed down for her popular number Its rocking and Shahrukh achieved the ‘zero fat’ level with his six-pack abs! And this all seemed to happen overnight!

But when it comes to us, nothing seems to happen even after days of sweating and sacrificing!

So what? You have other options to slim down… simply choose your clothes right! Clothes possess many tricks that can make you look AND feel thinner!

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Anorexia: The Metro Malady

Submitted by Shalini on Sun, 07/15/2007 - 05:00.

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Everyone wants to be thin. Being healthy is out. Being thin is in. Few girls realise how damaging the war against the scales can be.

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Shalini

Anorexia No, its not Anu, Rex and Zia at the coffee shop together. Its one word only and it is a medical term for people obsessed with losing weight by eating very less. It is a word few Indians would identify with. It is something that till now only the Western people used. But with our obsession about everything phoren only increasing by the day, it was not unexpected that Anorexia hit Indian shores (and how). In a recent article on the popular tabloid Mid-Day, it was speculated that our very own Kareena Kapoor is Anorexic. Now you may ask what next?

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Is Weight Loss a Myth?

Submitted by Shalini on Tue, 06/19/2007 - 05:00.

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No matter how hard you try, the flab just won't go!!! At times like this, you begin to wonder if weight loss is a reality or a myth...

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Shalini

So you just weighed yourself and oops! You have gained a Kilo rather than losing it. So you go giving gaalis to all those sugar free sachet manufacturing companies and the treadmill which sits broodingly in that corner of your living room. Oh God! Why this injustice? Why is the neighbor Sunita so slim and trendy while you are cursed with these genes which make you look like Mount Everest?

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