Step away from the doughnuts and you'll do better (and it's cheaper than a round trip ticket to India).
I guess simply eating right and working out is so much more involved than going to fricken INDIA.
Cool. Outsourceing obesity.
I thought Ethopia had the cure for obesity.
I'm sure you drink some tap water in India you lose a few pounds in a hurry.
Cool!! I can go on vacation, see the sights and have my gastric bypass done on the cheap. This is great!!
India also has an excellent weight loss program known as CHOLERA.
Hmmmm. Bargain basement surgery. A number of related but unrepeatable jokes come to mind.
I guess the flight in question is a C-4; it can carry a few tanks or 100 weight challenged, responsibility shirking, Clintonistas. Meals served every 10 minutes. 600 cans of coke for each passenger. Dessert follows each meal and also immediately precedes the next serving of a full meal, it's all non-stop, the flight also.
Here's a good diet: Red hot curry and subsequent diarrhea.
It works.
I went to Hermosillo, Mexico for Obesity Surgery (duodenal switch). The surgeon was wonderful, the hospital was first class and the care was prompt and first class. In under 11 months, I've lost over 120 lbs. and I would do it again in a heartbeat. The cost was $11,000 as compared to between $35,000 and $55,000 here in the states.
Called the calcutta diet
India is becoming quite popular with westerners for all manner of medical procedures. Foreigners with cash get first rate medical care and "the royal treatment" during their stay (private rooms, private nurse, lots of personal attention) for far less than what they'd pay in their home countires.
It's important to note, though, that this is NOT the same medical system that the average Indian has access to. The state run health care system there is a nightmare:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/1523577/posts
Try Atkins. I lost 65 lbs. in 3 1/2 months.
It's saved me.
Step away from the doughnuts and you'll do better (and it's cheaper than a round trip ticket to India).