Choose the right way to lose weight

Some women will try anything to squeeze into those skinny jeans, but the latest extreme slimming trend has nothing to do with cutting carbs or exercise, but rather, simply taking a step back in time and strapping on a corset.


Diane Gonzales, 53, of Azusa, Calif., has turned to corset training after striking out on multiple diets. What she just hoped for as the outcome of this "diet" was a tiny little waist just like a Barbie doll.

Under the supervision of Dr. Alexander Sinclair, a Los Angeles-based plastic surgeon, Gonzales hopes to go from a 26- to a 23-inch waist, which her doctor says is possible. Sinclair says that compressing the bottom ribs both up and in makes the space between your ribs and hips look smaller, and the possible side effect of such discomfort might even make you eat less.

And while most women aren't going to the extremes of Victoria-era women who laced corsets so tight their internal organs were rearranged, some doctors aren't convinced the practice is such a good idea because that kind of compression can restrict the lungs and cause joint pain.

So are you willing to be slim through such "diet", which may destroy your body organs? There are so many healthy ways you can take, such as fruit diet, exercise. Think twice before you do it. Sometimes a set of casual wear is a good chioce that can help you look slim. So why not design custom t-shirts of your own?