I have to wonder if the biochemicals that determine our setpoints are so elusive that they have yet to be identified and their receptors discovered so that a blocking agent can't adjust people's weights effortlessly (within a range, of course). BMR can be increased with stimulants, so why not adjust the setpoints?
I have to wonder if the biochemicals that determine our setpoints are so elusive that they have yet to be identified and their receptors discovered so that a blocking agent can't adjust people's weights effortlessly (within a range, of course). BMR can be increased with stimulants, so why not adjust the setpoints?
I have to wonder if the biochemicals that determine our setpoints are so elusive that they have yet to be identified and their receptors discovered so that a blocking agent can't adjust people's weights effortlessly (within a range, of course). BMR can be increased with stimulants, so why not adjust the setpoints?