Ciara recently revealed she's hit some roadblocks on her weight loss journey, but that's why she's taking it one (two) step at a time. As she told E! News, "This is real s--t."

Researchers are unveiling a new endoscopic procedure that burns part of the stomach lining and reduces the production of a so-called "hunger hormone." They hope the procedure could eventually be used to help people lose weight.

An experimental procedure could reduce levels of a hunger-triggering hormone by burning part of a person's stomach lining, a new study reports.

The future of weight loss is looking more varied by the second. This week, scientists have reported the preliminary findings of a small trial testing out a novel, non-surgical procedure for obesity — one that works by burning part of the mucus-filled lining of the stomach.