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The study, conducted at the University of Antwerp, Belgium, found that overweight or obese people who regularly undertook vibration exercise were more successful at long-term weight loss and belly fat than those who combined dieting with a more conventional fitness routine and those who simply dieted.
The study was conducted over a six month period, after which subjects returned to their daily lives and reported back for retesting at 12 months. In terms of weight loss:
*The vibration group lost 11 percent of their body weight and maintained a 10.5 percent loss
*The diet and conventional fitness group lost 7 percent and maintained a 6.9 percent loss
*The diet only group lost 6 percent, and maintained less than 5 percent loss
Even more promising was the reduction of belly fat:
*The vibration group lost 47.8 sq. cm. (18.8 in.), and maintained a loss of 47.7 sq. cm (18.7 in.)
*The diet and conventional fitness group lost only 17.6 sq. cm. (6.93 in.), and maintained only a 1.6 sq. cm (.63 in) loss
*The diet only group lost 24.3 sq. cm. (9.57 in.) and maintained only 7.5 sq. cm. (2.95 in.) loss
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