Possibly. If you wish to loose weight, one of the number one things to do in order to loose weight is to eat "negative" foods at the start of a meal, and to drink lots of water. Before you eat your meal, drink a small glass of water (6 - 8 oz). Follow it with greens like celery and lettuce. Eat slow - take time to enjoy each bite.Since it makes you less fat could you start a rabbit meat weight loss program?
Don't mean to be a jerk, but you obviously never raised rabbits. This whole "lack of fat" thing MUST pertain to WILD RABBITS. I've NEVER seen a home raised rabbit that didn't have some fat on it. I've raised rabbits since 1993-94. Most of the year they are my family's ONLY meat source. Neither my wife, my son nor I suffer from any medical problems. We have eaten like this for YEARS. My son and I both run about 5-6 miles a week, the wife works out pretty much daily on a stepper and runs with us once or twice a week.J&J
I just found this on the internet, try looking under "Rabbit Starvation";
Rabbit starvation is the form of acute malnutrition caused by excess consumption of any lean meat (specifically rabbit) coupled with a lack of other sources of nutrients. Symptoms include diarrhea, headache, lassitude, a vague discomfort and hunger that can only be satisfied by consumption of fat or carbohydrates.
Possible mechanisms
Lack of fats in the diet.
Rabbit being comparatively low in some amino acids that human beings cannot themselves synthesize.
Lean meat, being mostly protein, must be broken down into amino acids and then converted into glucose (via gluconeogenesis) in order to be used as an energy source. This process takes time and can not be done quickly enough to meet the energy requirements of an active person. After the body's energy reserves (fat) are depleted, the energy requirements to sustain basic life processes are not met.
The ammonia released during the process of converting amino acids into glucose cannot be cleared by conversion to urea quickly enough. The buildup of ammonia is poisonous.
This is realy the point, I belive...if all one eats day in and day out is rabbit for months on end of course one is not going to get all the required nutrients one needs... no different than anything else. Same thing would happen if all you ever ate was corn for example or beans and nothing but beans. You would not remain healthy i can assure you