Weight Control
New device used to eat less with smaller bites
Published in Obesity and Diabetes Week, June 21st, 2004
Now, America's dentists have a simple new way to help you eat less - the DDS System. It's easy to use, and lets you eat less food by slowing eating and retraining you to take smaller bites.
The DDS is a discreet oral appliance that forces users to take smaller bites, giving the natural "satiety response" - the feeling of being content that makes us want to stop eating - a chance to kick in.
Under development for 3 years by Atlanta-based Scientific Intake, the patented-DDS System is offered exclusively by a growing...
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