Article: New Weight-Loss Focus: The Lean and the Restless

Scientists at the Mayo Clinic here learn your secrets only if you have
been one of the select few to wear a set of underwear with racy-looking
cutouts at the crotch and backside, and pockets holding position and
motion sensors dangling a half dozen tangled wires.

In January, the scientists here who designed the underwear reported a
striking difference in activity levels between lean people and
overweight ones. Their study, published in Science, did not involve
deliberate exercise, but it measured - with the help of the sensors -
how much people moved about naturally and spontaneously.

Entire article:

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/05/24/he...n/24wigg.html?

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Entire article:

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I had a largish prof who was known for hitching up his pants every few
minutes. I wonder how much it helped him ;-)

Carol Frilegh wrote:

Scientists at the Mayo Clinic here learn your secrets only if you have
been one of the select few to wear a set of underwear with racy-looking
cutouts at the crotch and backside, and pockets holding position and
motion sensors dangling a half dozen tangled wires.

Oooh! I want a pair! Do they come in leather?

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