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Initial Studies: 1997 In 1997, an examination was initiated to compare the fat burning effectiveness of HYPOXI-Therapy in relation to other fat burning training methods, specifically on different parts of the body. This examination measured the reduction in size of different parts of the body during: Normal fat-burning training and HYPOXI-Therapy. 1530 women were examined with an average age of 35 years over a six-month period, with the following results: When the circumference loss of the woman was compared it was found that the women lost three times more on their thighs, using HYPOXI-Therapy, than during normal fat-burning training. Comparison of circumference loss Normal Training vs. HYPOXI-Therapy The women lost three times more on their thighs, using HYPOXI-Therapy, than during normal fat-burning training.
Furthermore, because of the vacuum effect on the lower parts of the body, one can see that the greater the reduction in size on one part of the body, the lesser is the reduction in size on the other parts of the body. As shown in the graph and table above, it is the vacuum that causes the increased blood supply to the hips, thighs and buttocks, while simultaneously decreasing the blood supply to the bust and waist. A further 530 women between the age of 25-55 and an average weight of 65kg were monitored over a period of 6 months to compare the results of HYPOXI-Therapy with conventional exercise. By reviewing the result graphs it is evident that the participants that undertook HYPOXI-Therapy achieved both a greater reduction in weight and inch loss when compared to those participants that undertook conventional exercise under controlled conditions. With HYPOXI-Therapy targeted reduction of fatty tissues was achieved and maintained providing further evidence that unfavourable genetic dispositions relating to fat and cellulite accumulation are significantly improved using HYPOXI-Therapy with the additional benefits of long lasting results.
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