Are you Kidding me?
 A Sunday New York Times article
 about brides-to-be hooking themselves up to feeding tubes to lose 
weight before the big day takes the three-tiered wedding cake for the 
stupidest weight loss stunt. Yet, there are actually doctors willing to 
insert a nasogastric tube through the nose, down the esophagus, and into
 the stomach to provide  super low-calorie nourishment and rapid weight 
loss.
A Sunday New York Times article
 about brides-to-be hooking themselves up to feeding tubes to lose 
weight before the big day takes the three-tiered wedding cake for the 
stupidest weight loss stunt. Yet, there are actually doctors willing to 
insert a nasogastric tube through the nose, down the esophagus, and into
 the stomach to provide  super low-calorie nourishment and rapid weight 
loss.
So, does that mean some doctors will do anything for money? I mean, this is ridiculous. The thought of someone doing such a drastic thing to their body with side-effects that include constipation, bad breath, and dizziness along with the possibility of kidney stones, dehydration, and headaches. All this for a mere $1,500.00? Come on.
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 A Sunday New York Times article
 about brides-to-be hooking themselves up to feeding tubes to lose 
weight before the big day takes the three-tiered wedding cake for the 
stupidest weight loss stunt. Yet, there are actually doctors willing to 
insert a nasogastric tube through the nose, down the esophagus, and into
 the stomach to provide  super low-calorie nourishment and rapid weight 
loss.
A Sunday New York Times article
 about brides-to-be hooking themselves up to feeding tubes to lose 
weight before the big day takes the three-tiered wedding cake for the 
stupidest weight loss stunt. Yet, there are actually doctors willing to 
insert a nasogastric tube through the nose, down the esophagus, and into
 the stomach to provide  super low-calorie nourishment and rapid weight 
loss.So, does that mean some doctors will do anything for money? I mean, this is ridiculous. The thought of someone doing such a drastic thing to their body with side-effects that include constipation, bad breath, and dizziness along with the possibility of kidney stones, dehydration, and headaches. All this for a mere $1,500.00? Come on.
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