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149 Can a diet really ease lipoedema? Sunniva’s journey to pain relief and weight loss

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ScienceDaily · 08/10/2025 01:57 EDT

Sunniva Kwapeng struggled with lipoedema, a painful condition causing disproportionate fat accumulation, until finally being diagnosed in her 40s. An NTNU study found that a low-carb diet helped alleviate pain and resulted in more weight loss than a low-fat diet. Though compression garments provided relief, the overall treatment options for this poorly understood condition remain scarce.

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