Weight-Wire Diet Fails Some Obese Patients
A Los Angeles physician and a dentist report 17 volunteers had their jaws wired to reduce weight. Patients averaged 330 pounds, ages 21 to 48, and received 800 to 1,000 calories daily from liquids. Several quit, but most adapted, with limited mouth opening and rapid speech recovery.
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Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Lane Burras at 35 State St
Mr and Mrs Lane Burras celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary on New Year’s Eve. They wed December 31, 1953 at St Paul Episcopal Church. He works for Huron County Highway Department. she cooks at Gaumont Nursing Center. Their children Deborah Elaine and Charles, all of Norwalk, are listed. The rest of the text discusses a medical study on weight loss with jaw wiring and liquid diets, noting weight loss ranges and outcomes for 14 patients, including one case of near choking and one obese patient’s substantial loss.
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