[Pining_4_TX]

ping!

[cripplecreek]

Exactly the sort of cutting edge thing universities should be doing. Too bad the best and brightest students who work on this sort of thing have to struggle upstream against a flood of downstream swimmers.

[krunkygirl]

Bkmk

[j.argese]

You would think they would start by stating the difference between a vitamin and a hormone.

[fatnotlazy]

Thank you for the ping. My Dad had the typical attitude toward obesity: If you’re fat, don’t eat. Like most people, he didn’t understand the solution is more complicated than that.

It’s about time science treats obesity as the disease it is. Hope this research goes much further.

[InterceptPoint]

Quick Summary:

1. We are at A.
2. A may lead to B.
3. If B is successful it may lead to C.
4. If the clinical trials of C are successful that may lead to D.
5. D will be available sometime in the future. Perhaps.
6. If is is available sometime in the future you won’t be able to afford it.

[Aurorales]

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[Organic Panic]

I heard one weird trick is all that is needed to cure these diseases.

[Minsc]

Obesity costs America more than my smoking habit. About time we discriminate against them too.

[gaijin]

Later