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There were 433 actual returns of survey forms that were admissible to the range of statistics, taking a weight loss of 1000 grams, and above as effective (actual loss range from 1000 to 5000 grams, with an average loss of 1500 grams). The soap was effective for 330 persons, or 76.21% of the total: whereas the soap was ineffective for 103 persons, or 23.79%. On the other hand, 100% did not experience weight gain.
During the process of actual survey, said reducing soap showed certain curing effects on facial acne and habitual constipation as well, and from the understanding of 40 specific case surveys, such effect was evident.
Professor Masami Asayama, Chukyo University, Japan, reported a 20% reduction in body fat directly attributed to the use of this soap in a 3 month empirical project.
The Chinese Council of Science & Technology gave a empirical study report on the effectiveness of Seaweed Soap: Of the 433 participants with viable data returns, 76.21% had an average weight drop of 33 pounds. Weight losses ranged from 22 to over 110 pounds.
Summary...
Taking into consideration of the 30-day survey of the application of SOFT reducing seaweed soap by a normal group of people, the reducing effect proved positive. The adoption of this reducing method was found to be scientific, economical, painless, free if side effects, and easy to maintain. Due to the mildness of effect and lengthy effective time, further research and development would be desirable.
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| Hou Zhi Jun |
Charge Physician |
| Huang Qun |
Charge Physician |
| Chen Jin Nan |
Charge Physician |
| Wang Shi Lian |
Physician |
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August 10,1995 |
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