Nestle Developing Satiety-Inducing Food To Combat Obesity

Lol, I know! I actually did a product review of the Full Bar. Kind of like eating styrofoam! Nasty stuff. :-(

Ahh! Full bars...

I have such low standards for some diet food, I actually thought Full Bars tasted pretty good.

Of course, they did NOTHING to control my appetite.  All they did was add extra calories before every meal.  They didn't work for me, to say the least.

I hope this product Nestle develops is safe and effective.  Most food companies don't want their customers to experience satiety, but if this product works it would surely be a HUGE financial success.

I look forward to hearing more about that as it develops.

A little bit of a different topic -- but do you know what crosses my mind often as I'm in the gym? 
I think, "wow, what would people think from other countries who work all day to scrape by enough calories to live if they walked in here and saw all of us people doing physical movement that didn't lead to anything (like plowing a field or something) trying to burn calories and get physical activity?"

We do have a unique "problem" here don't we?

Sorry for changing the topic - your post just made me think of this.

I do look forward to see what Nestle comes up with.  I'm sure I would buy it.

Yes it would be awesome if Nestle really could develop a product that worked in that way!

Interesting comparison. Although our economy here is not the best right now, we do have it much better than most people. And yes it is ironic they they would spend hours doing all that physical activity to have enough food to eat.............and here we are with too much food and doing workouts to get  rid of the extra weight!

Please post if you read anymore about it or start to see items on the shelf.  I just wonder it it will have lots of fiber to give us the full feeling.  If we can't cure cancer and HIV then at least make an obesity pill/food that works.    Lena