> So downing a bucket or two of chicken wings felt good to the last wing? I doubt it
Well there's your problem. You're failing to believe and listen to the people who actually experience the problem, and insist that it simply can't be true.
I would overeat because the pleasure signals never stopped.
But sure, over 40% of Americans are obese and it's a personal moral failing, not something systemic.
> Again some discipline would go a long way rather than a pill
I lost about 40lb 10 years ago through diet and exercise. I did intense exercises at least 3x a week, and watched what I ate strictly.
Guess what: it all came back and then some, because I was white knuckling my way through life, and it was unsustainable.
You know nothing about my level of discipline, so you ought not comment on it.
> Let's see where all this medication puts this generation down the road
My bet is longer and healthier lives.
Well there's your problem. You're failing to believe and listen to the people who actually experience the problem, and insist that it simply can't be true.
I would overeat because the pleasure signals never stopped.
But sure, over 40% of Americans are obese and it's a personal moral failing, not something systemic.
> Again some discipline would go a long way rather than a pill
I lost about 40lb 10 years ago through diet and exercise. I did intense exercises at least 3x a week, and watched what I ate strictly.
Guess what: it all came back and then some, because I was white knuckling my way through life, and it was unsustainable.
You know nothing about my level of discipline, so you ought not comment on it.
> Let's see where all this medication puts this generation down the road
My bet is longer and healthier lives.