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"  A Dallas, Texas, wellness center is now offering a diet plan in conjunction with laser therapy marketed toward women trying to lose weight for the summer. The woman featured in this news story about the center was visiting the clinic specifically to get a thigh gap. (&amp;quot;Every girl wants the gap.&amp;quot;) Woof.   The demand for thigh gaps doesn&amp;#039;t seem to be dying down, and the clinic, called Thrive, is taking advantage of the approaching swimsuit season. There are two components of the package: One is the &amp;quot;Dallas Diet,&amp;quot; which guarantees that you lose five to 10 percent of your body fat, or 30 pounds in 30 days. The other is a pain-free cold laser procedure called Zerona, done in conjunction with the diet.   According to a CBS affiliate, Zerona &amp;quot;claims to contour the shape of the body, shrinking and flushing away fat cells even in the most inconspicuous of places.&amp;quot;   It looked like we were winning the war against thinspo for awhile \u2014 Instagram banned the hashtag (then lifted it), and cover-story celebs are speaking out against their Photoshop jobs, even posting the unretouched versions on social media occasionally. But stories like this make it pretty clear we&amp;#039;ve got a ways to go.   RELATED: Thigh Gap Workout Guide Doubles as Direct Pipeline to Hell Why the Thigh Gap Obsession Needs to Stop Immediately   Follow Anna on Twitter.   Photo Credit: Getty "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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