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A cousin's heart attack scared Don into getting his numbers checked. They came back bad. He was pre-diabetic. 16 weeks later: down 37 lbs, nearly 7 inches off his belly, and no longer pre-diabetic. Total training time? Around 50 minutes a week. He'll tell you himself (thread):

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