In 2005 Dr. Stephen Cavallino persuaded ten of his 'carbohydrate addict', overweight patients (eight females, two males) to: „ put themselves onto a higher-protein, lower carbohydrate diet for eight-weeks „ add a 'triply essential' fatty acid omega-6:omega-3 ~2:1 daily dietary supplement for the second four-weeks of the trial (2,900 milligrams daily, as provided by LINKYES Ultimate EFAs) „ assess themselves before starting the higher-protein, lower carbohydrate diet, then keep a daily log of their experience, particularly with regard to: „ appetite „ carbohydrate craving „ weight reduction „ general energy „ general alertness Analysis of the logs justified the following conclusions: „ Adopting a higher-protein, lower carbohydrate diet did not appear to reduce the patients' carbohydrate cravings „ Adopting a higher-protein, lower carbohydrate diet only reduced the sensation of constant hunger in eight of