April 13, 2013
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4:10Now PlayingIf you've tried all-cabbage soup diets and juice cleanses and still can't slim down, consider the new diet craze sweeping the nation: cash for weight loss.
Group workouts for money are set to replace Atkins and South Beach as the most motivating weight-loss regime.
Companies and insurance companies have been experimenting with offering monetary carrots to encourage employees to eat more carrots."*
A University of Michigan study compared 3 groups to see who could lose the most weight - a non-competitive group, a group that got $100 for meeting individual goals, and a group competing against each other for a $500 prize. Who lost the most weight and who kept it off? Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian discuss the answer.
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