Study Finds Link between Eating and Appetite Reduction

BABBLERS PRESS - A ground breaking new study from the Institute of Ridiculous Research (IRR) confirms that consistent food intake has the potential to reduce a person's appetite. 

After observing one woman's eating habits over a period of two days scientists with the IRR discovered that the subject appeared less hungry after finishing her meals. "We noticed that the woman was even less hungry after snacking between her meals," said one of the scientists. "Basically, what it tells us is that eating takes away your appetite." 

The scientist went on to say they are conducting further research to see if there's a correlation between drinking and a reduction in thirst. But, he said, they are proceeding with caution because they don't want to jump to any conclusions. In addition, sources within the IRR said they are working on another study to see if there's a link between overeating and weight gain. ​