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Anti-Fat Pill May Keep Weight Off: New Chemical May Treat Obesity

December 2nd, 2008 — , Meals, News, Weight Loss Journal, appetite, blood stream, clinical trial, compounds, diet, fats, fatty acids, fatty foods, food intakes, gerald shulman, human body, hunger, medicine, mice and rats, molecular biologist, molecule, nape, neurons, obesity, peculiar behavior, weight gain, weight loss, yale university  from Weight Ladder @ Weight Loss Journal

A pill may be able to replace your third helping of turkey at future dinners for Thanksgiving and Christmas. There is a newly discovered chemical that is found naturally in our bodies that may be capable of blocking hunger and significantly reducing weight gain.
Mice, rats, and presumably humans are producing a chemical after eating a [...]

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