I provided 6 different medical studies that support my statment. Can you provide any sources? If I am wrong, then why do every drug, and every medical proceedure target the appetite mechanism? If I am wrong, why does every recognized diet stress the fact that you "won't feel hungry"? Sources please, personal opinions don't count.
BTW, I do agree with your last statement, in that a person's body weight is no one else's business, nor is it the busines of the Federal Gov't.
Honestly Hodar, I did not read your "medical" studies. After reading the "medical studies" regarding the 400,000 yearly deaths due to smoking and ETS I wouldn't waste my time reading their pre-determined outcome "studies" on anything.
If I am wrong, then why do every drug, and every medical proceedure target the appetite mechanism?
See the bolded portion for the answer to your question. $$$$$
Can you provide any sources?
My source is me and a few other friends. I'm usually too busy to eat or simply forget to eat until late afternoon or evening when I'm about to pass out from low blood sugar.
Oddly enough, the only time I was ALWAYS hungry was when I went on a diet that required 6 meals a day. Had to start eating early to work them all in. It's a metabolism thing.