When most humans are confronted with easily available, good-tasting food, they lack the capacity to resist eating to excess; therefore, it is not surprising that about half of Australian women and two thirds of Australian men are are overweight or obese.
Our research shows that individuals who become obese have an eating disorder in the sense that they cannot sense their body's normal cues that indicate when they are hungry and when they are full (satiated).
The good news is that Mandolean can train people to recognize those cues. With this skill set, people can gain total control over their food intake and can thereby control their body weight.
How do we do it? We use two patented devices that give you the kind of feedback that you need to relearn to eat normally.