The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
you are instead of setting up a scenario where you're you have these non-conscious urges that you're having to fight with your conscious brain you're addressing the non-conscious urges directly so there is no is no fight that's the that's what i prefer
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i think the brain so your appetite and your body fatness are very much regulated by your brain based on inputs that your brain is receiving and so and a lot of that is non-conscious and so the approach that i like to take is to try to give the non-conscious brain signals that are going to be more consistent with your goals signals that are going to tell your brain to regulate things in a more slimming direction and that way you're not relying on heavy exercise of willpower all the time which i don't think is really sustainable or effective for most people
I think the brain so your appetite and your body fatness are very much regulated by your brain based on inputs that your brain is receiving and so and a lot of that is non-conscious and so the approach that I like to take is to try to give the non-conscious brain signals that are going to be more consistent with your goals signals that are going to tell your brain to regulate things in a in a more slimming Direction