Question

traditional appetite suppressing drugs are effective for ________ weight loss, but less effective for ________ weight loss. slow; short - term quick; gradual long - term; fast short - term; consistent

Explanation:

Traditional appetite - suppressing drugs work by reducing hunger signals. In the short - term, they can lead to a decrease in calorie intake, resulting in weight loss. However, over the long - term, the body may develop tolerance to these drugs, and other factors like metabolic adaptation and psychological dependence on the drug can make it less effective for maintaining consistent weight loss.

Answer:

short - term; consistent