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The piemen corneth
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As we reported last month, men in road transport are particularly prone to obesity, and thus an increased risk of heart disease, diabetes and strokes. Here we review the work of our three team slimmers.
SHIFTING WEIGHT off the midriff is one thing, keeping it off is another! Back in May, three of the more rotund members of Commercial Motor began a weight loss campaign to coincide with our involvement in National Men's Health Week.All three set themselves personal weight loss targets aimed at reducing their body mass index, waistline and blood pressure.The Health Week was held in the middle ofJune,but the dieting of our three pie-loving journalists has continued apace. In the first of a monthly series they give us their reports on their relative success.