not to confuse metabolic rates with appetite, two completely...

not to confuse metabolic rates with appetite, two completely different if not always disassociated processes

there are already products/foods that aid in the "speeding" of metabolism, all relative in their effect/affect, in the same way there are already ample foods eaten that slow down metabolism plus when foods are eaten plays a significant role in appetite and metabolic rates and diseases that come from incorrect consumption some of which may take decades to show in the form of PD, Alzheimers, ALS, heart diseases early all-cause mortality etc

scientists already found triggers that set off desires for specific foods just take a gander in your local supermarket

the challenge with this metabolic isolation or reductionist idea is not does it work in the interim but how long does it take to prove efficacy - over a lifetime ?

heme iron maybe a longterm culprit involved in PD and alzheimers, plant iron not so much

the question maybe can a product out run the current swell of information on eating well, afterall, that's key in most metabolic disorder-driven dieases, versus when that product is proven effective and safe

the current spate of meat replacements coming to market also mask a lack of education on correct eating but they also spearhead a compramise with correct eating habits and the natural desires we all have - get good news about our bad habits