Medical Hypotheses
New medical hypotheses study findings reported from D. Lovell-Smith and co-authors
Published in Obesity and Diabetes Week, July 26th, 2010
A new study, 'Eating when empty is good for your health,' is now available. "It is hypothesised that eating is regulated when eating pleasure fulfills (and thus extinguishes) the desire to eat and that eating pleasure is maximised when eating is prompted by an Empty Hollow Sensation (EHS). Absent, unrecognised, misinterpreted or false hunger sensations may account for non-regulated eating in many so-called normal eaters, not only in anorexic or obese people," researchers in Christchurch, New Zealand report.
"As a regime in which the EHS is present before most meals, the EHS Meal Pattern (EHSMP) is suggested. Existing evidence to support its efficacy is reviewed....
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