Because the focus is different. "I don't want to deal with food" rings a different bell than "Eat this and lose weight".
I would say a big factor is that avoiding food just to avoid food is (to my knowledge) unique, helping it gain traction.
And while I certainly wouldn't trust the long term implications of this yet, I can't blame a company for wanting to sell units before spending money on studies, especially given their size.
I would say a big factor is that avoiding food just to avoid food is (to my knowledge) unique, helping it gain traction.
And while I certainly wouldn't trust the long term implications of this yet, I can't blame a company for wanting to sell units before spending money on studies, especially given their size.