That the subject in question has complete control over her weight. You issued a forceful statement concluding that she does without any knowledge of the subject's health or medical history.
Are you aware of the fact that obesity is common among those who suffer neuropsychiatric disorders? Considering the woman's behavior and comments, this may be a possibility. Did you think of that? Hyperphagia is a common side effect of many psychotropic medications. Would you by default assume an individual suffering from a psychiatric disorder to be in complete control of their dietary behavior?
Can you provide evidence the subject was not suffering from a neuropsychiatric disorder?
Are you also aware that several endocrine diseases have obesity as one their clinical manifestations? Cushing's syndrome comes to mind.
Can you provide evidence the subject was not suffering from endocrine disease?
I can go one, but these examples alone effectively counter you statement in post #4.
As for asking for details of my medical history? Yeah, you wish...
What I have disclosed is the limit of my comfort zone. Accept it on face value or use your apparently fertile imagination and powers of remote diagnosis to create the missing elements
"But, not 100% like you are claiming."
Nope, never claimed such a thing. YOU are the only participant who has made a "100%" claim.
"I can see when someone is obsessing about a topic and can't let it go. I'm assuming that this is not being caused by a medication.'
Are you a MD Safe? An expert in the field of psychology?
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