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Scientists developed a vibrating pill called "Vibes" to help dieters feel full.
The pill, still in trials with pigs, reduced their food intake by 40%.
Vibes works by mimicking the feel of food in the stomach, sending fullness signals to the brain.
It's non-invasive, temporary, and exits the body naturally.
Costs are expected to be minimal, ranging from cents to a dollar.
Unlike some weight-loss drugs, Vibes is drug-free, avoiding side effects.
“...offers an alternative and potentially synergistic approach to other available therapies,” - Giovanni Traverso, co-author of the research.
Further research is needed, but Vibes shows promise for future weight management.
