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See Latest ArticlesIndirect lifestyle intervention through wives improves metabolic syndrome components in men
International Journal of Obesity, 11/02/09
Matsuo T et al. – Indirect lifestyle intervention (LSI) in abdominally obese men whose wives were undergoing LSI led to loss of weight and a decreased incidence of MetS, suggesting that indirect LSI may be an effective program for eliciting beneficial change in health status.
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