EFFECT OF CYOLIPOLYSIS VERSUS CAVITATION WITH VEGAN DIET

Overview

Pre/ posttest randomized controlled trial design. In this study all females will be randomly assigned into three groups (20 for each group). * Group A will receive cryolipolysis with vegan diet, * Group B will receive cavitation with vegan diet and * Group C will receive vegan diet only.

Treatment Protocol: 1\. Cryolipolysis: In all cases of group A, (OPTIMIZED 360 CRYOLIPOLYSIS DEVICE, model: AF2000-02, made in china) uses a vacuum-based huge applicator (Cool Max) and vacuum medium applicators (either CoolCore or Cool- Curveþ) for the abdomen (30 minutes session twice monthly for three successive3 months). The subcutaneous-fat layer in the regions of the abdomen will be treated with cryolipolysis. It will be cooled to (-8∘ C) for 30 minutes with the cryolipolysis device Areas will be treated with either the medium or large applicator, based on the size of the localized fat area and the anatomical limitations of the applicator placement. The treatment sessions will be performed with the subjects comfortably positioned in the dorsal decubitus position with a 45∘ stretcher inclination or in the lateral decubitus position. The curved vacuum applicator will be positioned in the center of the treatment area, and vacuum suction will be initiated. The vacuum itself will be fixed the applicator over the treatment area, and pillows will be supported the applicator during the entire treatment. The cavitation instrument generates low-frequency ultrasonic pulsed waves 45kHz through a transducer with a diameter of 45 mm and a power of 3 watts/cm2. The individual will be positioned in a comfortable supine posture, and the transducer will be placed on an abdominal region already coated with conduction gel. For three months, abdomen area will be treated with one 30-minute session twice weekly. The patient will be treated in a relaxed supine resting position. Diet intervention: A well-balanced vegan diet( Lacto-ovo vegetarian diet) excludes meat, fish and poultry, but allows dairy products and eggs.Vegetarian diet: Daily amounts will be based on 2,000-calorie diet. It should be characterized by a high intake of fiber (≥45-60 g/day), a moderate intake of protein (\<15% of energy), and a low intake of total fat (10-20% of energy), saturated fat (≤5% of energy), free sugars (\<5% of energy) and sodium (1500 mg/day). The required supplementation must include reliable sources of vitamin B12 for the whole year and vitamin D in the winter months (vitamin fortified foods and/or a supplement), and optionally may include EPA/DHA throughout the year.

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