Sentences with phrase «total inches lost»
Total Inches Lost: 2 inches
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On average, individuals treated with liraglutide 3 mg lost 5.4 percent more of their body weight, achieving a total of 8 percent, and nearly 1.7 more inches (4.2 centimeters) around their waist than did those who received placebo, the investigators reported.
End Note: Since September 2013 I have lost 28 pounds & 33 total inches.
Most clients will lose several pant sizes and anywhere from 3.5 to 27.0 total inches from various body sites.
I lost 5.5 pounds, 4 inches off my waist, with a total of 9 inches overall.
I lost more than 30 inches across my body, and a total of 27 pounds with Kathy's workouts and eating plan.
After 5 weeks I've lost 8 pounds and 2.5 inches from my waist in total.
In addition, I've lost a total of 2 inches off of my waistline and chest.
The ThinCenters MD protocol, utilizing the Zerona with our proprietary diet programs, have shown some of the best and most consistent results in the nation for total circumferential reduction or inches lost.
I was skeptical, but in 12 days I have lost a total of 4 inches, kicked a 20 year coffee drinking habit and feel amazing!»
i have lost a total of 11 inches off my waist alone.
This was a loss in 1.75 inches DESPITE only losing a total of 2.4 lbs indicating an overall loss of body fat.
Even though it does not show much on the scale (about 11 lbs), I have lost a total of 10 inches and 6 % body fat in 7 weeks.
Lost about an inch or so, total, from my stomach and hips (though my neck gained an inch, no idea what that's about) and my clothes have indeed felt a little looser.
Since Jan. 1, I have lost a total of 5.3 pounds, 1.5 inches from my thighs, 0 inches from my arms (but they are more toned), 2.5 inches from my bust, 1.75 inches from my waist, and 2.5 inches from my hips.
The total global ice mass lost from Greenland, Antarctica and Earth's glaciers and ice caps during the study period was about 4.3 trillion tons (1,000 cubic miles), adding about 0.5 inches (12 millimeters) to global sea level.
Since 1992, the Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets have lost enough ice — over 344 billion tons — to contribute 0.6 millimeters (0.02 inches) to the total observed 3 - millimeter (0.1 - inch) sea - level rise per year.