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Fad or fabulous? We test out the newest diets and beauty treatments in our We Tried It series. Which ones work and which ones aren't worth it? Read on and find out… Ever since Jessica Alba revealed that she lost the majority of her baby weight by wearing a tight-fitting corset for three months, I've been secretly dying to try it out. Could this be the diet I've been waiting for? The one where I don't have to do much of anything, and the inches are, quite literally, squeezed away? If it worked for Alba—and let's face it, she looks fantastic—would it work for me? For a full seven days, I strapped on AMIA's Almighty Cincher ($54, ), which is a little more expensive than shapewear like Spanx, but it's also a lot cheaper than, say, personal training sessions. According to AMIA's press release, the Almighty Cincher not only trims 1-3 inches off your waist "in seconds, " it also can improve posture and reduce back pain. "Some users wearing the Almighty Cincher 8-10 hours a day for 30 days reported sustained reduction of one to four inches in the midsection, " continues the release, "through the science of compression to support long-term slimming and by stimulating thermal activity and perspiration to mobilize fat and toxins. "
Altitude training The benefits of altitude training came to light around the time of the 1968 Mexico City Olympics (held at 2, 200m). Coaches sent their athletes to high altitude locations to acclimatise and found it made them perform better when they returned. Oxygen is the primary source of cellular energy so when levels are low, it puts a strain on the body (hypoxia). In this oxygen-deprived state, our "clever" bodies adapt by getting more efficient at transporting and using oxygen. Key to this process is a protein called Hypoxia Inducible Factor (HIF-1), which sets off a host of reactions which help to build stronger respiratory muscles and more red blood cells. If, like me, you've never run at altitude before, allow me to enlighten you: it's like going for a run after a night of tequilas. I now know how it feels to start to run from scratch… I may as well have taken a "walk-to-5k" audio download with me because every few minutes I was walking. To a maverick like me, this was infuriating.
However, after some digging, it turns out they are being prescribed for adults as well. [ 3] The reason why they are being prescribed as a treatment for chronic and acute epilepsy more and more is mainly because they work verly well [ 4, 5]. A review of studies shows around 50% of children have at least a 50% reduction in epileptic seizures [ 6]. That is an impressive reduction when we consider the only change in their treatment is their diet. Similar results have been found in adult people too. Adults, who start following a ketogenic diet, report reductions in the amount of their epileptic seizures as well [ 7, 8]. In one study, 52% of the patients had significant reductions in seizure frequency and about 45% reported a more than 50% reduction in seizures. However, around 10% reported a more than 50% increase in seizures. The rest were either unable to start it, follow through it, or saw no reductions or improvements. [ 9] There are different iterations of ketogenic diets which are being used as a treatment.