Are they serious?
http://www.fda.gov/NewsEvents/Newsroom/PressAnnouncements/ucm506625.htm
"The U.S. Food and Drug Administration today approved a new obesity treatment device that uses a surgically-placed tube to drain a portion of the stomach contents after every meal." This just really bothers me. The method in which it works just resembles disordered eating to me. Thoughts? |
I agree. Seems rather disordered. In extreme "lose weight or die" situations I can almost see this as an option, but if you just continue to eat what made you fat to begin with, it certainly won't help in the long run.
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I am not seeing how this is any better than taking half your food and directly throwing it in the garbage. They are not addressing the issue of behavior modification. It is like vomiting after you have eaten so you can eat more.
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seems good
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Insanity.
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In my opinion is better to approach a total different lifestyle. Starting small to introduce light workout, longer walks, reduce gradually the amount of calories intake. It will serve better in the long run!
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the U.S always been up to no good
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I've seen pictures of cows with "portholes" or openings into their stomachs on the sides. This is similar and would be helpful to remove excess calories but not very attractive. I guess the idea is that people just can't change their behavior. I'm banking on the idea that that isn't true.
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interesting
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