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Weightloss: Publications and Resources

Summary: ​The Weight Loss category on Disabled World offers a collection of articles and research papers addressing various aspects of weight management. Topics include the health risks associated with obesity, such as increased chances of heart failure linked to larger waistlines, and the genetic differences between belly and thigh fat. Practical advice is provided on subjects like reducing flabby skin after weight loss and the impact of diet soda on belly fat in seniors. These resources serve as valuable tools for individuals seeking to understand and manage weight-related health issues, offering insights that are particularly beneficial for seniors and those with disabilities.

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Weightloss: Publications and Resources (18 Items)
Title & AuthorEdPublish
Revised
Better to Be Shaped Like a Pear Than an Apple - Intermountain Medical Center2016/04/04
Belly Fat - Heart Failure Risk Increases With Waistline - Norwegian University of Science and Technology2016/04/03
Obesity Treatments: Ways to Lose Excess Weight - Thomas C. Weiss2015/08/06
2023/08/02
Health Risks of Obesity: Causes, Complications & Prevention - Thomas C. Weiss✓
✓		2015/08/01
2026/01/19
Obesity: Health Dangers of Being Overweight - Thomas C. Weiss2015/06/22
2020/09/17
Diet Soda Linked to Belly Fat Gain in Seniors - Wiley✓
✓		2015/03/17
2025/04/08
Hormone Levels and Weight Gain During Menopause - Thomas C. Weiss2014/07/09
2021/06/26
Get Rid of Flabby Loose Skin After Weight Loss - Ian C. Langtree2014/05/27
2021/12/03
Lose Fat Fast: Target Body Weight Loss Areas - Daniel Murray2013/05/31
2023/08/02
Belly Fat and Thigh Fat Differ Genetically - Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute2013/01/11
2018/01/26
Higher Risk of Death for Normal Weight People with Belly Fat - Mayo Clinic2012/08/28
2021/08/05
Alcohol Consumption and Body Weight Increase - Boston University Medical Center2011/08/17
2022/01/13
Lose Belly Fat - Eat More Soluble Fiber - Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center2011/06/27
2020/10/27
Lose Face Fat, Double Chin, Loose Jowls and Look Healthy - Ian C. Langtree2011/01/31
2022/06/17
Belly Fat puts Women at Risk for Osteoporosis - Radiological Society of North America2010/11/30
2016/06/13
Upper and Lower Body Gain Weight Differently - Mayo Clinic2010/10/04
2013/06/03
TurboSonic! Shakes Stubborn Belly Fat Off Women and Men - TurboSonic USA2010/08/27
Relacore Belly Fat Pill May Be Anti-Aging Breakthrough - Carter-Reed Relacore2010/08/04

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APA: Disabled World (DW). (Rev. 2025, December 30). Weight Loss: Tips for Losing Body, Belly, Thigh, Hip Fat Publications. Disabled World (DW). Retrieved February 19, 2026 from www.disabled-world.com/fitness/diets/bodyfat-2/
MLA: Disabled World (DW). "Weight Loss: Tips for Losing Body, Belly, Thigh, Hip Fat Publications." Disabled World (DW), revised 30 Dec. 2025. Web. 19 Feb. 2026. <www.disabled-world.com/fitness/diets/bodyfat-2/>.
Chicago: Disabled World (DW). "Weight Loss: Tips for Losing Body, Belly, Thigh, Hip Fat Publications." Disabled World (DW). Last modified December 30, 2025. www.disabled-world.com/fitness/diets/bodyfat-2/.

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