Ever heard of ear implants or device that add in weight loss?
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Ear implants can help in weight loss. Finally, you will be able to hear all those comments behind your back about how overweight you are. This will give you the incentive you need to step away from the pizza with 12 toppings.
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Yes.  I had it done last year..for maybe 6-8 months, every other week. She did my stress points and the various addiction points, as well as other points warranted by my personal situation.\nIt really doesn't hurt (except the needles between the toes and on the bottom of the foot and those only hurt going in).\nI didn't lose any weight.  Then I fell and broke my tailbone and I couldn't go because I couldn't lay on my back for the treatment, and I decided not to resume going because it wasn't doing anything but costing money.\nYears ago I also had these rubber inserts for my ears which had little fingers that were supposed to stimulate the points (acupressure) and those didn't work either.\nMy regular medical doctor is Asian and his wife is an acupuncturist (not the one I went to though) and he said that losing weight is very complicated and that acupuncture isn't the best way.  It only treats the cravings and the hormonal issues. It doesn't treat the mental issues which is really the biggest part.\nThere's a new fad going around of getting the acupuncture points in your ears stapled for weight loss.  Don't do it.\nThere's details of my acupuncture treatments on my blog.
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I saw a guy who wanted to be a tiger on tv, and he got his ears pointed.  Ask a plastic surgeon.  Have fun with that.
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Nope, they ALL have side effects. Go see your GP though, they can probably help you find something that will aid weight loss without any side effects that will get in the way of your life!
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There is no such thing.  Any ads that claim they can do this are scams and are only trying to get your money.  You need to either burn off that extra fat or get liposuction.
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The theory behind Acupuncture for weight loss, is that it may help to curb appetite, depress cravings, rid excess water, and stimulate the pituitary gland to burn off extra calories. Scientific studies do not seem to strongly support this notion at present however
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You can buy these things called "ear candles" from a health food store. Try those, they are very scary but they work awesome. It is like a long tobe you put in your ear and light on fire. The fire sucks the wax and stuff out. Make sure you get directions....
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Probably.  Make sure you don't get something else stuck in the ear.
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Yes you would be eligible.\n\nIf you can convince your GP that it is affecting you pyschologically, then you should have no problem.\n\nI know someone who has had implants & convinced her GP to get them free - yours is a more worthy cause.\n\nWell done on the weight loss.\n\nGood luck.
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I don't think that i would have the implant.We have medical records to show about ourselves,and if it is something really bad of an illness most people wear a medical bracelet to show medics or Doctor's upon arrival anyhow.I think it is great that everyday there is room for improvement with our technology,but somethings are not really in need of such extremity.This is really something you and your loved ones should sit down and discuss if you are truly serious about this issue of such an implant.Best wishes and Good Luck!
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This sounds wierd but scratch your inner ear with a q-tip (not all the way in just partially).  It works for me!
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Helps with weight-loss too!
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There's a water/alcohol/borax thighy called "Swim-Ear".  Put some drops inthe ear, I think.  Ask the pharmacist. (It's over the counter and cheap)
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you have a microchip embedded somewhere on your body .,.put there by aliens.If you twist your ear you could tune it in.
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Try Gingko Biloba it's used for Tinnitus or ringing in the ears.
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Liposuction or tape worms.
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There has never been any clinical trials or studies by any reputable organization (either private or governmental) that has proven that "Vibration" is any more valid than the electronic abdominal stimulators which have proven to be totally useless.  Perhaps it is time for Quackwatch to investigate it for its merits.  But I think if someone is going to cough up US$10,000 for the latest model or US$4,000 for the "personal" model, that one has to find scientific evidence that this "vibration therapy" even works.  So far I have not found anything positive about the Power Plate other than their own sales websites around the world.