Thinner at Last by Gerald Secor Couzens, Steven Lamm M.D. (1995, Hardcover)

Management of obesity requires some skeptical idealism, Steven Lamm might have
a few good ones to try out if your searching for answers. Clearly this idea
about brain power raises questions and the quote 'New Medicine" theory. The
apatite control center of the brain, moderate exercise (the term used
moderate), eating dietary program, and a few new name drugs will set apart for
the first time the 'non-addiction concept weight loss.' I see some treatment
here although many clinical publications like this book are still in first
trial and demand practices.

What I learned from my parents - page 30, side-effect anxiety - pge 78, an
altered vision - page 95, getting started - page 129, mode five - page 141,
when support is lacking - page 174, Q&A's - page 198 and more.

252 pages, hardcover, Steven Lamm author. I agree about food obsession, many
issues rise when you think about losing weight or changing your life to lose
weight, I highly recommend book. Maybe you read some information from other
books, maybe your tired of regular salvaging details, I think you'll enjoy
book for the first time. I was not aware of some information so I was glad I
read book.